Features

Find what may need updating—and why

TeachCurrent is built for independent software educators and small course publishers who already have courses in the market. It compares imported lesson transcripts with supported documentation, shows the evidence behind each finding, and helps you turn a review into an update plan you decide on.

Evidence linked to the lesson

A citation you can open

Every finding carries the documentation page it came from, with the date it was read. You judge the change yourself instead of trusting a summary.

The passage it affects

Findings point at the lesson and the specific passage in your transcript, not at the course as a whole.

An explicit state

Confirmed, needs review, or action required. Incomplete analysis is never shown as a finished result.

Version-aware review

Say which version you teach

A lesson recorded against an older intended version is not automatically wrong. Recording the version you taught keeps the review honest.

Transcript history

Re-import a lesson after editing it and the earlier import is kept, so you can see what the review was based on.

Editable wording and decisions

Suggested wording, not published edits

Suggestions stay drafts. TeachCurrent never edits or publishes anything in your course platform.

Update, keep, or retire

Each finding gets your decision, with a short note so a future review knows why.

A saved update plan

Accepted findings collect into one plan for the course, ordered by what students cannot complete.

Monitoring availability

Available today

Evidence-led transcript checks, lesson-level findings, review decisions and update plans — for Shopify theme architecture, under private development access.

Built but currently off

Scheduled re-checking of sources exists in the product but is not switched on as a public offer, and there are no email alerts today.

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