Students learn in the dark
They open ChatGPT in private and resolve their doubts with an AI that doesn't know the syllabus, doesn't cite sources, and isn't accountable. The silence of the classroom, multiplied by a thousand.
AI for higher education
Dialogia makes visible how students think with AI — and gives teachers back control of the learning process. Students use it well, teachers see the process, and the institution keeps data sovereignty.
The problem
AI is already in the classroom — but it comes in through the back door. Students don't use it well, and teachers see nothing of the process.
They open ChatGPT in private and resolve their doubts with an AI that doesn't know the syllabus, doesn't cite sources, and isn't accountable. The silence of the classroom, multiplied by a thousand.
They receive an assignment and don't know how much the student thought and how much the AI thought. Without visible reasoning, there's no real assessment.
Academic materials and conversations live on third-party servers, outside the EU. Shadow AI with no policy, no GDPR, no return to the institution.
No one — student, teacher, institution — has visibility into how the next generation is actually learning.
The solution
It's not about resisting AI — it's about governing it. Three pillars hold up everything we do.
The AI answers only with the materials the teacher validates. It cites the page and slide. If it's not in the syllabus, it doesn't make it up.
We turn private interactions into pedagogical analytics: which topics confuse, which slides fail, who contributes what.
European cloud, GDPR by contract, guaranteed no-training. The institution owns the intelligence it generates.
02 / Product
Classroom makes visible how each student works with AI. Q&A turns the teacher's materials into a tutor that only cites what the institution validates.
classroom.dialogia.orgThe teacher launches a project. Students work on it in groups with AI under rules. The teacher sees the reasoning, the prompts, and each person's real contribution.
qa.dialogia.orgThe teacher uploads their materials. Students converse with them by chat or voice. A NotebookLM governed by the institution, with citations to the exact document.
How Classroom works
Each activity launches with a work mode. The AI adapts its behavior and assessment takes the rules into account.
“Co-write with me”
Students can lean on the AI freely — it can generate full paragraphs or complete drafts. They supervise, critique, and decide.
“Let's think together”
The default. The AI is a thinking partner: it suggests, gives feedback, helps structure, and rewrites specific fragments on request.
“Only if I ask”
Ideas and writing are 100% the student's. The AI only helps with spelling, grammar, synonyms, or paraphrasing what they've already written.
“Discover it yourself”
The AI never gives the answer directly. Instead, it asks questions that help the student think, reflect, and reach their own conclusions.
Per activity, the teacher can also let students attach their own documents (PDF, DOCX…) and enable web search with cited sources.
Active time, prompts made, contribution in shared vs private chat.
Every interaction with the AI is logged and attributed to the student who made it.
Automatic rubrics that cross the final work with the individual process.
Differentiation
| ChatGPT / NotebookLM | Moodle / Canvas + plug-ins | Dialogia | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Philosophy | Individual productivity | Administrative management | Living classroom with AI |
| Source of truth | Internet + whatever the student uploads | Static documents | Teacher-validated material |
| Teacher visibility | Black box · 0% | Final submissions only | Full process · 100% |
| Institutional data | Trains commercial models | Variable servers | EU · No training · First-party |
| Buyer | Student (B2C) | University CIO | Vice-Rectorate for Teaching |
Business model
Institutional B2B SaaS. Each course = 6 ECTS, unlimited students, everything included. Up to 20 courses/year at public pricing; beyond that, a negotiated institutional license.
Public rate — per course
Each course = 6 ECTS · unlimited students · everything included.
Everything included
€20/student/semester in an average class — competitive vs ChatGPT/Gemini consumer ($20/mo), but governed by the institution.
Up to 20 courses/year at public pricing.
Team · three co-founders
We weren't born in a lab. We were born in real classrooms that demanded a solution that didn't exist.

Business Development
PhD candidate in Industrial Engineering. 10+ years in educational entrepreneurship, university teaching, and entrepreneur training.

CTO · Chief Technical Officer
PhD in Computational Sociology. 10+ years researching AI and teaching in university settings.

CPO · Chief Product Officer
PhD candidate in Computational Sociolinguistics. 7+ years researching AI, with direct classroom teaching experience.
UPV/EHU pilot signed · qualified pipeline
A public opportunity
Dialogia doesn't compete against AI — it integrates it into the classroom under the control of the teacher and the institution. Position your university as a European reference in responsible adoption of educational AI.