Nobody argues with you about your teaching. These rooms do.
Each boardroom is one long prompt. Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Copilot with your real material, and a room of named voices argues about it in rounds, then hands back ranked changes and the reasoning behind each one.
Six rooms, all free, all yours to run tonight.
The Teaching Boardroom
Any teaching artifact, syllabus to rubric to assignment, past a board of named education thinkers. Write the plan Sunday night, hear the argument before Monday.
Open it, freeThe AI Policy Boardroom
Seven student archetypes read your syllabus AI policy the way students actually will: the cheater, the rule-follower, the terrified, and four more. The policy that survives them survives the semester.
Open it, freeThe Student Boardroom
Your lesson plan through seven students having seven specific bad days. They find the failures the planning version of you cannot see, before real students do.
Open it, freeThe Kill Board
For entrepreneurship teachers: a live, pivot, or kill verdict on a student venture, with a Kill Criteria Contract so the decision gets made by rules instead of hope.
Open it, freeThe Fundraising Boardroom
Student founders defend whether they should raise money at all, against a board that has seen raises ruin companies that did not need them.
Open it, freeThe Sales Objection Boardroom
A room of tough prospects, and the coaches who rebuild your students' rebuttals after each one lands.
Open it, freeHow to run one
Open a boardroom page, copy the prompt, paste it into whatever chat AI you already use, and swap in your real syllabus, policy, or plan. The argument takes about ten minutes. If a Notion page asks you to sign in, close that box; every page here is public.
Why these are free
I am a professor of entrepreneurship at John Carroll University, and these boardrooms run in my own courses. Giving them away is the honest version of advertising: if a free room improves one assignment, you will trust the paid systems with your semester. The deeper versions live in the Advisor Library and the Prompt Vault, and one practical workflow like this arrives free every week at How to Teach With AI.