Hub chat
One thread for the class. Questions, drafts, and marked work land in the same place.
Draft a practical for states of matter.
Use the week 4 practical. Pair Amina with the extension card. Keep Brian on the core worksheet.
CBC educator co-pilot
PersonaLearn is the Hub for Kenyan teachers. Upload a scheme, ask about the students in front of you, and grade scripts — with answers that stay inside that class.
Grade 5 Science · Term 2
Class
5 Science
38 students
Grades 1–9
CBC coverage
Class-scoped
Answers stay with the roster
Scheme first
Your plan, not a generic one
In the chat
Marking without a second app
How it works
Scheme, question, and marked script stay in one conversation. You do not switch tools to finish the week.
01
Add the scheme of work for the term. The Hub reads it before it answers, so the week you ask about is the week you planned.
02
Ask about a competency, a learner, or next Tuesday’s lesson. The reply stays inside this class — the roster, the scheme, and nothing borrowed from another one.
03
Send in the papers. Marked scripts come back per student, in the same chat, for you to review before anything is final.
Features
One thread for the class. Questions, drafts, and marked work land in the same place.
Draft a practical for states of matter.
Use the week 4 practical. Pair Amina with the extension card. Keep Brian on the core worksheet.
Chats, resources, and students sit beside the conversation.
A script comes in. A marked script goes back to that student.
Paper · Amina
Marked · reviewed by you
The scheme, the paper, and the notes the Hub is allowed to use.
The reply can name who is ready for more, and who needs a shorter path.
CBC · Kenya
Grades 1–9, competencies, and the scheme of work are the frame. The Hub does not invent a different syllabus.
Large classes, terms, and the papers you already mark. The product is built for that week, not a generic lesson marketplace.
Context does not leak across classes. When you switch class, the Hub switches with you.
Evaluation is chat-native so it is fast. It is not automatic. The teacher remains the person who accepts the script.
Kenyan CBC teachers. You create a class, and planning, questions, and marking stay tied to that grade, subject, and term.
No. You upload the scheme. The Hub treats it as the source, then answers inside that class.
Scripts are graded in the chat against the class and the scheme. You review each marked script before it is final.
It stays scoped to your class. A question in one class does not pull scripts or names from another.
Sign in and create the class. That is the first step. The Hub opens once the class exists.
Set up a class and ask the Hub something only that scheme can answer.