What is Algebrakit
What the engine does, and what your platform has to provide.
Start here
Run the demo
A working app in your own language, with no account and no API key.
Your first exercise
Create a session, render it, proxy the calls, read the marks back.
Understand what you built
System overview
The pieces of the platform, and how an exercise flows through them.
Learning data and scoring
Sessions, scoring and what Algebrakit stores about a student.
Integration approaches
Whole exercises or single interactions, and who authors the content.
Then pick your path
Show exercises to students
Your platform creates sessions and owns the page; Algebrakit's components handle the maths, hints and marking.
- Embed the question componentsInject exercises into your pages with one HTML tag.
- Set up the proxyRequired before production, keeps your API key server-side.
- Configure behaviourButtons, feedback timing and per-interaction settings.
- Style the componentsMatch your own fonts, colours and spacing.
- Consume learning eventsReact to answers, hints and completion in your own UI.
Start at the top and work down; each page assumes the one before it.
Let authors create exercises
Embed Algebrakit's editors in your own CMS instead of sending authors to the Algebrakit CMS.
Writing good exercises is covered on the authoring documentation, not here.
Already on a platform we support?
Moodle and WordPress have a plugin, so there is no integration to write. Install it, paste your API key, done.
Look something up
Web service API
Every endpoint, generated from the OpenAPI specification.
Exercise specification
The JSON format for defining exercises in code.
SDKs
Client libraries per language.
Configuration properties
Everything settable on the AlgebraKIT object.
Styling properties
Every CSS custom property, per component.
Learning events
Every event and its payload.
Releases and LTS
Version schedule and sunset dates.