Free online learning tool where interactive activities act like a one-to-one tutor.
Free basic maths lessons and a tool for creating your own explorations.
Oppia is a free online learning platform whose activities, called explorations, simulate a conversation with a tutor. It suits learners who want free practice and creators who want to publish interactive lessons.
Per the repository, Oppia lets anyone create and share interactive activities. Learners get feedback as they answer, and the project offers free lessons on basic mathematics at oppia.org, with plans for science and financial literacy.
It suits learners of basic maths and volunteer creators of lessons. It does not suit universities needing grading, enrolment and reporting; running your own copy is a developer task.
Interactive activities that simulate a tutor conversation.
Learners learn by doing and receive responses.
Basic mathematics lessons are published on oppia.org.
Anyone can create and share an exploration.
Permissive licence for the whole codebase.
Built on Python, Angular and Google App Engine.
Free under Apache-2.0, and the lessons on oppia.org are free. The README shows no paid plan; running your own copy costs only your own infrastructure and time.
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Yes. The oppia.org lessons are free and the code is Apache-2.0.
The repo says its free lessons cover basic mathematics, with basic science and financial literacy planned.
The README links an Installing Oppia guide, but the stack is Python, Angular and Google App Engine, so expect developer-level setup.
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