Connected generation
Generate the lesson plan, detailed slide deck, quiz and differentiated worksheet together—typically in a few minutes.
EdulabsAI / Features
Start with standards and your own material, create a full teaching sequence, support different learners, then carry the evidence into the next lesson.
01 / Create
The plan, slides, questions and worksheet start from the same objective, language, duration and curriculum context.
Generate the lesson plan, detailed slide deck, quiz and differentiated worksheet together—typically in a few minutes.
Attach PDF, Word, text or Markdown sources. Scanned PDF pages are read visually during upload instead of being silently ignored.
Mark a source as primary, supporting, examples-only, vocabulary-only, questions-only, standards-only or quotation-limited.
Choose from a growing curriculum library; every framework displays its verification coverage instead of pretending all records are equally complete.
Generate and preview lessons in supported languages, including right-to-left presentation for Arabic and localized export rendering.
Generate or write a project, edit its complete learning arc, assign groups, and download separate teacher and student packs as PDF or editable multilingual Word files.
02 / Present
Slides are composed as teaching scenes, not repeated title-and-bullet templates.
Palette, typography, composition sequence, illustration grammar and image rhythm are seeded per lesson rather than locked to one theme.
Subject-aware diagrams, visual explanations, meaningful images and speaker notes fill the deck without decorative empty space.
Detailed mode targets a 15–20 slide teaching sequence and checks that objectives, vocabulary and lesson-plan concepts reach the deck.
Upload a Word lesson-plan template to retain its layout, tables, styles, headers, logos and images while fitting content into its section order.
Download PowerPoint plus plan, quiz, worksheet and quality documents without watermarks; text-only school templates export as branded PDF.
03 / Teach & practise
The classroom flow works for a projected live game and for students who need less sensory or reading load.
Launch a room students can join from any device using a code or QR, with server-scored answers and live class results.
Students scan their personal login card directly on the student sign-in screen; decoding stays on the device and typing remains available.
Multiple choice (including true/false), picture, short answer, numeric with a tolerance, fill-the-gaps, put-in-order, and extended response. Every one is marked automatically except the extended answer, which you grade against its rubric.
Students can reduce the interface, hear prompts locally through the device, or use a no-countdown calm view without changing scoring or mastery.
Students can start at their roster's grade and subject without waiting for an assigned lesson. A Tiny Wins garden grows for attempts while missed questions return on a widening schedule.
Launch a 45–120 second focus, calm, confidence or movement activity for one class. Students check in privately; the teacher sees readiness totals only, never individual emotional labels.
Open a two-, five- or ten-minute class pulse. Students privately tap Show me, Simpler words, One example, Let me try or Ready; the teacher sees anonymous totals and an immediate suggested teaching move.
Open a teacher-visible channel for the whole roster or selected learning groups, with custom names, pictures and optional student co-admins. The teacher remains the final admin for membership, pause, moderation and deletion; there are no private DMs, attachments, outside links, marks or answer sharing.
While a student is completing a live quiz or worksheet, the normal learning flow stays focused and class chat pauses across tabs. Submission or the teacher ending the quiz releases the focus state automatically.
Pre-K to Year 3 can receive the picture-led early-years skin; answer-safe word clues, read-aloud controls and low-pressure feedback support different access needs without lowering the learning goal.
04 / Understand & improve
Progress and edits are connected to the lesson, with reversible decisions and honest evidence.
Create rosters, bulk-add students, issue printable login cards and retain quiz or worksheet history against each learner.
Review student attempts and class patterns, then use spaced practice or reteaching signals to decide what comes next.
See verified curriculum alignment where indexed, with explicit coverage status where code-level verification is not available.
Request a harder question, different example or shorter activity in plain language; inspect the proposal before applying it.
Dependent timings are reconciled when artifacts change and versions are retained so a teacher can return to an earlier state.
For an EdulabsAI-generated worksheet, print its one-page capture sheet and upload one image or one-page PDF. Multiple-choice, numeric and short responses are transcribed, but the teacher must review and explicitly approve every result; open responses stay manually graded.
A guardian completes double opt-in before any child learning update can be sent. The teacher edits and approves every English, Arabic, Spanish or Chinese digest; its optional five-item home activity gives feedback only and never changes grades or mastery.
Free during beta. Review every generated artifact before teaching and change only what you want.