A free learning library in the Forward network
Free learning, one page at a time.
Read open textbooks page by page. Every chapter gets a CliffyNote, a short study note written by AI from the chapter's own text, and every point in it links to the page it came from.
By invitation: log in with your shared Forward login to see your documents.
The library
Each class has its own shelf. You see the documents you uploaded; admins and staff see every document. Open one to read it page by page, with its CliffyNotes by chapter on its main page.
Teach It Forward is by invitation. Log in to see your documents.
Add a document
Once an admin or staff member has given your login access, pick a class and upload a PDF. The site lays its text out as book pages, the AI writes its title and description, and then its CliffyNotes, chapter by chapter. Only you and the admins and staff can see your uploads, and you can edit their pages and pictures.
Log in to upload a PDF.
Your login does not have upload access yet. Ask an admin or staff member to add you.
Only upload documents you have the right to share. Do not upload private records.
Classes and members
For admins and staff. Add a class to give documents a shelf, and add a member to let a login upload. A member sees only their own uploads, and nothing is published to everyone.
Classes
Members
The login must already exist (the System page's Users tab, or a Forward login). Taking access away keeps their uploads.
How it works
CliffyNotes are written by the AI the site uses (Claude or the Lichstone; AI Acolyte's home page shows which), once, then kept for every reader. They can contain mistakes, so check important facts against the page.
The PDF becomes book pages
Each page of the document gets its own address, with its headings, pictures and text, so you can read, share or bookmark any page.
Each chapter gets a CliffyNote
On the document's main page: a summary, the key points and key terms, and a question to check yourself. Every point and term names its page.
Each page gets a slide
For a closer look, the slideshow has one slide per page with its headline and key points, and notes with the terms and a question.