Professor's Pulse
AI-generated check-inA live lecture side panel for Zoom
Zoom Momentum
Built for college lectures on Zoom. Professors see how the room is following along in real time. Students get a live timeline, glossary, and a way to bookmark anything they miss.
Demo
See it run inside a real Zoom meeting.
A short screen recording of both flows: the host launching a check-in and the student following the live anchor, bookmarking, and opening the recovery pack after class.
What it does
A live classroom loop inside Zoom.
Four lightweight tools that work together: real-time check-ins for the host, a live transcript-aware view for students, and a recovery path for whatever didn't land in class.
Professor's Pulse
Built prototypeAI-generated comprehension checks, mid-lecture.
Generate, edit, and launch a short poll without leaving the meeting. Students answer in seconds and results come back live.
Warm-Up Arena
Live in devA timed review game to wake the room up before lecture starts.
Launch a fast quiz round. Students answer against the clock and the app keeps a live leaderboard, closer to a game than an LMS.
Live Anchor
RTMS-ready conceptA live topic timeline and glossary, built from the transcript.
The app reads the live lecture transcript, marks topic changes, and surfaces new terms, so a student who looks up still knows where the class is.
Recovery Agent
Post-class prototypeConfusion captured in class, repaired after.
Students bookmark confusing moments privately. After class those bookmarks become a recovery pack: explanation, practice, and follow-up reading.
Fellowship project
Made through the Zoom Fellowship at ASU Next Lab.
Built by Shitij Mathur
A student build aimed at the parts of a live lecture that current tools don't cover.
Real-time engagement, transcript-aware orientation, and a way to close the loop on confusion after class, designed to live inside the Zoom meeting, not next to it.