Scan the page, get the lesson
Photograph a coursebook page and the vision model reads the topics and sub-topics off it. From there Autopilot Lessons drafts the lesson: objectives, a teaching sequence, worked examples, practice, and homework sized to the time you have.
Material, not just an outline
- Interactive learn sheets with explain, memorise and quiz modes.
- Vocabulary drills on a spaced-repetition schedule, bulk-importable from a list.
- Subject-aware exercises — ordering and sorting tasks for languages, worked calculations for maths, reasoning prompts for the sciences.
- Homework assigned straight to the student in the EduBridge portal.
A study plan that reacts to results
Scan the year's curriculum once and the topics are laid out chronologically from today, nested as deeply as the syllabus needs. As homework and drills come back, weak sub-topics are prioritised and the plan reorders itself — or you drag it into the order you prefer.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the AI lesson plan generator work?
You give it a starting point — a photo of a coursebook page, a curriculum topic, or a student's weak sub-topic — and it returns a structured plan with objectives, a teaching sequence, practice exercises and homework, at the student's level.
Can it read the book my student uses at school?
Yes. Photograph or upload the page and the vision model extracts the topics and sub-topics, so the plan follows the school's material rather than a generic syllabus.
Which subjects can it plan for?
Languages including Latin and Ancient Greek, mathematics, the natural sciences, and social and economic sciences. Prompts and exercise types are subject-specific.
Can I edit what it produces?
Every plan, worksheet and exercise is editable before you assign it, and you can upload your own solutions. The generator drafts; you stay the teacher.
Does it build a plan for the whole term?
Yes. Scan the year's curriculum and the study plan lays the topics out chronologically from today, which you can then reorder, weight and adjust as the student progresses.