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Using AI to draft a Study Guide
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Open or create a Study Guide
From your classroom dashboard, open an existing Study Guide or create a new one.
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Click Generate with AI
Select the Generate with AI option in the Study Guide editor toolbar.
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Paste in your source material
Paste in your notes, a curriculum document, or a textbook excerpt. The more context you provide, the better the draft.
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Review the AI-generated structure and content
The AI will return a draft with suggested headings, sections, and expanded content. Read through the full draft before making any changes.
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Edit, add, remove, and refine
Use the full rich text editor to adjust the AI’s output. Add your own examples, remove anything that doesn’t fit, and rewrite sections to match your voice and curriculum.
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Publish when ready
Once you’re satisfied with the guide, publish it to your classroom. It will appear immediately in your enrolled students’ activity feeds.
What the AI does
The Study Guide AI is focused on structure and clarity. Specifically, it:- Suggests section headings — it reads your pasted content and proposes a logical hierarchy of topics and subtopics.
- Expands bullet points into paragraphs — short notes become readable, student-friendly prose.
- Organises content into hierarchical sections — related ideas are grouped together so students can navigate complex topics without losing their place.
What the AI doesn’t do
It’s equally important to know the AI’s limits:- It doesn’t invent facts. The AI only works from the content you paste in. It will not add information, statistics, or claims that weren’t in your source material.
- It doesn’t publish automatically. Nothing is sent to students without your explicit action. You always review and publish.
- It doesn’t replace your judgement. The draft is a starting point. You decide what’s accurate, appropriate, and pedagogically sound for your students.
You can Accept or Dismiss individual AI suggestions inline within the editor — you don’t have to accept or reject the entire draft at once.