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Bridge-Learn AI is an intelligent ed-tech platform designed to transform dense, static academic textbooks into interactive, mobile-friendly "micro-lessons." By leveraging generative AI, the system bridges the gap between traditional learning materials and modern digital consumption habits.
The Challenge
Static PDFs and 500-page textbooks are difficult to navigate on mobile devices and often lead to low student engagement. The goal was to create a tool that could parse unstructured data and deliver it in a structured, engaging format.
Key Features
Automated Content Chunking: Uses AI to scan PDFs and break them into 5-minute modules.
Dynamic Quiz Generation: Automatically creates knowledge checks based on the uploaded material.
Mobile-First Interface: A high-performance UI optimized for learning on the go.
Technical Execution
Frontend: Developed with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS for a seamless, type-safe user experience.
Backend: Built a Python (FastAPI) pipeline to handle complex PDF parsing and JSON structuring.
AI Integration: Engineered custom prompts and data flows via the OpenAI API to ensure content accuracy.
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