Import your timetable, organize lessons, and draft classroom materials with AI. Adjust your schedule and print lesson plans in a style that works for you.
The digital planbook brings together lesson plans, units, schedules, and curriculum standards, with day, week, and month views, read-only sharing, and configurable print layouts. It supports English and Chinese, and you can try the planner as a guest without creating an account.
Alongside the planner, there are five AI tools: a lesson plan generator, worksheet generator, multiple-choice quiz generator, text rewriter, and writing feedback tool. These help produce drafts that teachers can review and adapt for their classes.
I'd appreciate feedback from teachers and people building education software. Which parts of your planning and material preparation still take the most time, and where do existing tools fall short?
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