Teaching Intelligence
Instructional examples showing how experts sequence explanations, select scientific visuals, and assess understanding of complex concepts.
Scientific Data Intelligence
Building the data foundation to teach AI how to teach science—by preserving how experts source, explain, visualize, assess, and revise scientific concepts.
The Opportunity
A finished scientific video is only the surface. Behind it lies an entire system of scientific teaching:
Together, these connections reveal how experts turn scientific knowledge into understanding.
What we know. How we teach it. How it evolves.
The Foundation
A deeply layered archive of scientific sources, instructional design, multimedia education, and historical revisions—now being mapped into connected data for AI.
Preliminary repository census. Dataset qualification and rights assessment are ongoing.
Our Approach
Identify the current published instructional content, its underlying scientific sources, and the historical versions that document its evolution.
Reconstruct how experts transform scientific evidence into storyboards, sequenced explanations, medical visuals, narration, videos, and assessments.
Build version-aware datasets that can help AI learn how to teach scientific concepts—and adapt instruction as its source material evolves.
What This Makes Possible
Strategic directions under exploration — not production products.
Instructional examples showing how experts sequence explanations, select scientific visuals, and assess understanding of complex concepts.
Potential benchmarks for scientific grounding, instructional clarity, multimodal alignment, and responses to changing evidence.
Reconstructing published sources of truth, their provenance, instructional relationships, and historical revisions.
Exploring AI training, evaluation, licensing, and research collaborations built around qualified scientific learning data.
About Onavi
Scientific learning repositories contain more than knowledge. They preserve traces of how experts turn that knowledge into understanding—and how instruction changes over time. Onavi is working to connect scientific sources, teaching structures, multimedia, and historical revisions into a foundation for AI that can learn not just science, but how to teach it.
Let's Connect
We're exploring collaborations with AI researchers, model developers, and scientific organizations interested in teaching intelligence, multimodal learning data, and version-aware scientific knowledge.