> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.crazygoldfish.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Workflow

> Step-by-step flow for creating curriculum-aligned worksheets tagged with Learning Outcomes, Bloom’s Taxonomy, Competencies, and Difficulty levels.

<Info>
  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.
</Info>

## Step-by-Step Flow

<Steps>
  <Step title="Basic Metadata">
    Enter **class, subject, topic, number of questions, and curriculum board**.\
    Optional: upload OCR textbook images or notes for context.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Learning Metadata">
    AI recommends **Learning Outcomes, SMART Objectives, Competencies, and Key Concepts**.\
    Teachers can accept, edit, or swap for alignment.
  </Step>

  <Step title="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.
  </Step>

  <Step title="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**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="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.
  </Step>
</Steps>

***

## 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.

***

## Next Step

Explore [Use Cases](/products/worksheet/usecases) to see how Schools, Tutoring Platforms, LMS/ERPs, and E-learning providers use Worksheet Builder.

## FAQ

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    AI proposes items based on your configured framework, but teachers remain the decision-makers. Because AI makes recommendations at every stage, you can accept, adjust, or reject suggestions before moving forward. The process is human-in-the-loop by design to keep pedagogy and quality in your control.
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    Export finalizes the worksheet after your review, producing outputs governed by your configured framework. In CrazyGoldFish’s unified loop, this keeps standards tagging consistent across lesson plans, worksheets, and assessments. You can integrate exports into your systems via APIs or use white-label modules for delivery.
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    Yes—your engineers can plug the APIs or use white-label modules to embed the Worksheet Builder. Deployments are designed for speed with a 24h integration and no AI team required. This gives you the option to ship quickly via UI or automate flows programmatically.
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    Yes. The platform is CBSE/ICSE/GDPR aligned across evaluation, content, and reporting, and the Worksheet Builder inherits those practices. Human-in-the-loop review provides an added safety net for reliability and auditability.
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    CrazyGoldFish operates in a unified loop that ensures consistent standards tagging across lesson plans, worksheets, and assessments. By configuring the framework early in the five-step flow, the same alignment drives AI recommendations and final outputs. This reduces drift and keeps artifacts coherent across your stack.
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    Yes—the five-step guided flow is designed for teachers to drive end-to-end. AI makes recommendations at every stage while teachers stay in control, so you can create aligned worksheets without coding. If you later need automation or embedding, APIs and white-label modules are available.
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