“Was there an announcement?”
Important notices disappear between regular messages and unrelated conversations.
Notices have their own place.
Course coordinators can keep essential updates together, where students know to look.
THE SPACE BETWEEN CLASSES
Your courses.
One conversation.
Announcements in one app. Section discussions in another. Resources in a third. College is complicated enough. Finding your course community shouldn't be.
Academic messaging concept Part of First Comet
# announcementsCSE 110 · Example course
✉New updateRight where you need it
✓One semesterOne organized space
01THE PROBLEM
& OUR VISION
& OUR VISION
The course is in one place.
The conversation isn't.
A class might have a course page, a chat group, a shared drive and a separate place for notices. Finding something simple becomes a task of its own.
Owl Post's idea is to give each course a clear home for the people, updates and resources that belong there.
“Is this even my section?”
Links get passed around, groups multiply, and it becomes unclear which one is relevant.
Just the courses that matter.
In the intended full service, enrollment determines which course and section spaces you can enter.
“Someone sent the file last week.”
Slides, meeting links and references get buried in the scroll.
A shelf for the useful things.
Dedicated resource channels and pinned links make material easier to return to.
“Which platform are we using?”
Every coordinator starts over with another set of disconnected groups.
One familiar course structure.
A consistent way to arrange announcements, sections and course resources.
THE IMPORTANT DISTINCTION
This is the vision, not a claim that official university verification or a shared messaging service is live today.
02WHO IT'S FOR
Students & teachers.
Find your space.
Courses, notices, and resources in one place.
Connect your class.
Preview course updates and sections. Apply for coordinator access through a teacher account.
03COMMON
QUESTIONS
QUESTIONS
Questions?
We've got answers.
What Owl Post does today, what we're working towards, and how to explore the idea.
Is Owl Post a separate messaging app already?
Owl Post has its own sign-in and account profiles on First Comet. Its course workspace is still a browser-local preview; shared live messaging is not available yet.
Is Owl Post officially connected to BRAC University?
No official institutional integration or approval is claimed. Production verification would require access to approved university enrollment data and appropriate privacy and security safeguards.
Can students message one another right now?
The prototype demonstrates the interface and browser-local interactions. It is not a shared realtime messaging platform yet.
Where can I see Owl Post in action?
Use “Sign in” or “Explore Owl Post” here. Both open Owl Post’s separate login page on First Comet, where students can also create an account.
TRY IT YOURSELF
04EXPLORE
OWL POST
OWL POST
Less searching.
More connecting.
See the Owl Post concept take shape inside First Comet.
Open Owl Post Opens Owl Post’s separate sign-in page