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A guidebook develops your understanding. A playbook gives you a sequence to adapt with your team.
These are our planned guides. Outlines are ready to explore; full guides and downloads are in development.
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GuidebookThe learning blueprint
GuidebookIn development
The learning blueprint
Turn one curriculum objective into a teachable sequence, with evidence and feedback planned from the start.
Teachers
Explore the outline
Inside the guide
- Write an observable objective and success criteria
- Surface prior knowledge and likely misconceptions
- Choose an explanation, practice, and application
- Design independent evidence and feedback
- Plan support, extension, and a later check
What you’ll make
A one-page blueprint you can discuss with a colleague before creating any media.
A starting point to try now
Choose tomorrow’s objective. Write the exact thing a learner will say, make, or do to show understanding.
PlaybookReview an AI-generated lesson
PlaybookIn development
Review an AI-generated lesson
A repeatable review routine for accuracy, learning purpose, accessibility, and educator control.
Teachers
Explore the outline
Inside the guide
- Check the objective and prerequisites
- Verify claims, examples, diagrams, and sources
- Walk the learner’s path, including wrong answers
- Check access, age suitability, and alternatives
- Record the version, decision, and required changes
What you’ll make
A review record with clear approve, revise, and hold decisions.
A starting point to try now
Take one generated explanation. Check its central claim against a source you trust, then try an incorrect learner response.
GuidebookFrom evidence to next action
GuidebookIn development
From evidence to next action
Read learner work in context and choose support, practice, or extension without turning activity data into mastery claims.
Teachers
Explore the outline
Inside the guide
- Connect each evidence item to an objective
- Separate independent and assisted performance
- Look for reasoning and alternative explanations
- Give feedback the learner can act on
- Recheck understanding in a fresh context
What you’ll make
An evidence-to-action planning sheet for one lesson.
A starting point to try now
Compare two correct responses. Note what help each learner received before deciding whether the same next step fits both.
PlaybookA thoughtful school pilot
PlaybookIn development
A thoughtful school pilot
Start small, define what you need to learn, and decide when a teaching approach is ready for wider use.
School leaders
Explore the outline
Inside the guide
- Agree the educational question and scope
- Set roles, review expectations, and data boundaries
- Prepare teachers and a fallback lesson
- Review classroom evidence and implementation friction
- Make a documented continue, adapt, or stop decision
What you’ll make
A pilot charter, review agenda, and decision record.
A starting point to try now
Write one question the pilot must answer. Name the evidence that would change your mind about expanding it.
GuidebookDesign more ways to participate
GuidebookIn development
Design more ways to participate
Plan clear instructions, usable media, and alternative responses while keeping the intended learning challenge intact.
Teachers
Explore the outline
Inside the guide
- Separate the learning goal from the interface demand
- Review language, layout, keyboard use, and motion
- Plan captions, transcripts, and readable visuals
- Offer equivalent response and offline options
- Trial the experience and revise barriers
What you’ll make
An access review and alternative route through one activity.
A starting point to try now
Identify a step that depends on dragging, hearing, or speed. Design another way to demonstrate the same understanding.
PlaybookBuild a pack teachers can reuse
PlaybookIn development
Build a pack teachers can reuse
Make a coherent unit bundle with clear teaching guidance, evidence opportunities, and an inspectable source trail.
Creators
Explore the outline
Inside the guide
- Define the audience, objective, and prerequisites
- Connect the core experience, practice, and assessment
- Write teacher, support, and family guidance
- Document sources, rights, and adaptation limits
- Plan review, version notes, and maintenance
What you’ll make
A pack specification with a teacher guide and source register.
A starting point to try now
Ask a colleague to teach from your outline. Record each decision they would still have to guess.
