Lessons that open quickly — even on a tired school laptop
We've reshaped how aime thinks so it runs lighter on whatever device you teach from. Same lesson quality, less waiting, and a much smoother experience when the school Wi-Fi is having one of those days.
Teachers shouldn't have to fight the spinning wheel between periods, and they certainly shouldn't have to apologise to a class while a lesson loads. This update is about getting time back at exactly those moments.
We've broken aime's lesson-building work into smaller, faster steps so a full lesson, a slide deck or a quiz can appear in roughly the time it takes you to write a do-now on the board. The quality of what comes out hasn't changed — your slides, scaffolds and questions are still pitched at your class — but the wait between asking and seeing has shrunk dramatically.
It also means aime now copes better with the realities of school IT. If you teach from an older laptop, a shared trolley device, or a classroom where the Wi-Fi drops out twice a lesson, you'll feel the difference most. Generating a worksheet during break time is no longer a gamble.
There's nothing new to learn. You won't see a single menu change. You'll just notice fewer timeouts, fewer error messages, and a tool that keeps up with you on a normal teaching day — which, honestly, is the only kind of day that matters.