COURSE PILOTS

Try MyTA in one course.

Test MyTA with real assignments and real students. The first semester is free.

Keep the assignments, notation, and materials you already teach from.

PURDUE UNIVERSITY

Piloting at Purdue this October.

A Purdue engineering course will use MyTA for assignments, assignment creation, instructor results, and study tools.

COLLABORATIVE SETUP

We build the pilot around your course.

Test one assignment, a unit, or a full semester. You decide which problems to include, how much help students get, and when they have access.

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Preview every question the way students will see it.
PILOT WORKFLOW

How a course pilot works, step by step.

We handle the setup, so a pilot does not add to your workload.

01

Send materials

Share the assignments, notes, or syllabus you already use.

02

MyTA setup

We set up the problems, rubrics, and MyTA's guidance from your materials.

03

Instructor review

Check the questions, try the hints, and approve before students see it.

04

Course use

Students sign in with their university email and get help while they work.

05

Review together

At the end, we go over the results and student feedback with you.

COURSE INTEGRATIONS & PRIVACY

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Pilots run in the browser with no campus IT install. Students sign in with their university email and join with a course code. LMS integration is in development.

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FERPA Aligned

Student coursework and instructor materials are strictly partitioned by course section and never used to train public AI models.

Zero Data Retention at Model Layer

Requests sent to underlying model providers use zero-data-retention configurations with no persistent model logging.

No Chat Transcript Surveillance

Instructors receive class-level struggle patterns and assignment diagnostics, never private AI conversation transcripts.

Purdue University • October 2026

Deploying in engineering coursework this fall.

Starting October 2026, Purdue engineering students will use MyTA in an active course.

EVALUATION & RESULTS

Decide what to evaluate before the pilot starts.

We agree on what matters to you before the semester begins, such as:

Student participation

How often students used MyTA and tried problems on their own.

Where students got stuck

Which questions drew the most requests for help.

Student feedback

Whether students felt MyTA helped them learn and prepare for exams.

At the end of the pilot, we review the results with you. You decide whether it is worth continuing.

START A CONVERSATION

Ready to discuss a pilot for your course?

Tell us about your course and what you would like to test. First semester is free.