The Worksheet Builder follows a five-step guided flow. Teachers provide metadata → configure framework → generate questions → review → export. At every stage, AI makes recommendations, while teachers stay in control.

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Step-by-Step Flow

1

Basic Metadata

Enter class, subject, topic, number of questions, and curriculum board.
Optional: upload OCR textbook images or notes for context.
2

Learning Metadata

AI recommends Learning Outcomes, SMART Objectives, Competencies, and Key Concepts.
Teachers can accept, edit, or swap for alignment.
3

Worksheet Framework Builder

Configure the distribution of:
  • Question Types (MCQ, Short, Long, True/False, Fill Blanks).
  • Difficulty Levels (Easy, Medium, Hard).
  • Bloom’s Taxonomy levels (Remember → Create).
    Quick presets or full customization available.
4

AI-Powered Question Generation

Generate editable question–answer pairs.
Each item is tagged with Learning Objective, Bloom’s, Competency, and Difficulty.
Teachers can edit, regenerate, or add custom questions.
5

Review & Export

Finalize the worksheet and export in multiple formats:
  • Student Version (clean, no tags).
  • Teacher Version (with answers, tags, difficulty levels).
  • Digital HTML for LMS integration.
    Export options also include hiding/showing tags or answer keys.

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Ecosystem Integration

  • Upstream: Lesson Plan Builder + Action Plans feed objectives into worksheet setup.
  • Core: Worksheet Builder creates tagged, standards-aligned worksheets.
  • Downstream: Worksheets feed into AI Studio exports, classroom practice, and ClassTrack observation for remediation cycles.

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Next Step

Explore Use Cases to see how Schools, Tutoring Platforms, LMS/ERPs, and E-learning providers use Worksheet Builder.