TutoriaLLM/TutoriaLLM

Self-hosted environment for programming tutorial by LLM

What it solves

TutoriaLLM is a self-hosted programming learning platform designed for K-12 education. It provides a web-based environment where educational content creators can build lessons and students can learn programming concepts.

How it works

While the README does not detail the specific internal architecture, it is a web-based platform that integrates with Google's Blockly for visual programming and is available as a Docker image for self-hosting.

Who it’s for

  • Educational content creators who develop programming curricula.
  • K-12 students learning to code.

Highlights

  • Self-hosted deployment option via Docker.
  • Built on Blockly for visual programming.
  • Web-based accessibility for classrooms.
  • Support for both English and Japanese communities.

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