The chatbot dashboardFind and manage the chatbots you can access from the RolePlay LMS dashboard.
Creating a chatbotThe create wizard, its three starting routes, and the shorter screen a standard teacher gets instead.
The scenarioThree fields — unit code, chatbot title and student instructions — and what each one is for.
The characterAvatar style, the character gallery, uploading or generating an image, the voice list, and the live-voice choice.
The conversationInteraction context, the starter phrase and when it becomes required, and the chat model setting that live voice makes irrelevant.
Behaviour and the role promptThe four behaviour modes, the whiteboard switch, and a worked method for writing a role prompt that holds up under pressure.
Teaching contentAttaching documents, the file types accepted, why a scanned PDF and an over-long upload are both refused, and what the facts strip tells you.
Additional settingsLive feedback, remembering students, time and attempt limits, publishing as a template, and the four ways a result reaches your LMS.
Templates and copiesWhat a template is, what a copy inherits, why a template is never attached to an activity, and how a lead teacher sees the copies made from theirs.