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Learning Walls
Generate, curate and print a visual classroom display, then add teacher-approved student work as learning grows.
Working walls · student displays
AI teaching workspace for K–12 classrooms
Plan the lesson. Teach it live. Keep every next step connected.
Choose a curriculum and create an editable plan, visual slide deck, quiz and worksheet in a few minutes. Then run focused activities, open a teacher-visible class chat, review learning evidence and share only the updates you approve.
Free during beta
Curriculum-aware creation
Visual slides and diagrams
Live quizzes and focused work
Teacher-visible class chat
Evidence-led next steps
Teacher-approved sharing
Lesson intelligence16:9
Choose
Slide 04One lesson. Everything connected.
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Plan
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Slides
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Quiz
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Worksheet
The connected learning loop
From first idea to the next better lesson
Create the lesson, teach it, bring evidence back, then decide what happens next. Each step stays connected instead of becoming another file to chase.
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Create
Plan, slides, quiz and worksheet.
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Teach
Present, discuss and check live.
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Capture
Bring digital or reviewed paper evidence back.
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Diagnose
Surface likely patterns with supporting responses.
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Reteach
Edit groups and build a Tomorrow Pack.
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Practise
Return missed skills until they settle.
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Connect
Share an approved, consented family digest.
Resources that travel
Teach, assign and download without losing the thread
The same learning objective can become classroom resources, project packs and a trustworthy record of what happened next.
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One project, two useful packs
Teachers can assign a project and download editable or print-ready packs for classroom use.
Assign to a class or download
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For families
Receive a short, understandable learning update in a preferred supported language.
Teacher previews and approves
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For students
See class-level work, practise missed skills and celebrate small wins without public pressure.
Build mastery with no streak penalties
Curriculum intelligence
Built around your curriculum — not generic AI
Choose from 65+ frameworks including IB, Cambridge, CBSE, Common Core and UK National Curriculum. Lessons use curriculum-scoped topic guidance for the selected grade and subject. When a current standard has verified source provenance, EduLabs shows its exact code; otherwise it says plainly that code-level alignment is unconfirmed. Missing your curriculum? Request it from the picker.
Explore the live catalogue
Real curriculum codes. Visible routes.
Each tile is an active curriculum identifier from the production catalogue. Choose one to see how a lesson request keeps its curriculum route visible.
Selected route
AE-MOE
UAE Ministry of Education Curriculum
United Arab Emirates
Routes the lesson through grade- and subject-scoped topic guidance before the plan, slides, quiz and worksheet are built.
These are catalogue identifiers used to organise topic guidance, not official standards citations. Exact standards appear only when a current source-backed record has been verified.
Curriculum
Grade
Subject
Unit
Topic
Standard
Objective
Resources
Honest alignment
Topic guidance is labelled clearly; official codes appear only with verified source provenance.
65+ frameworks
A growing curriculum catalogue with topic guidance today and source verification added framework by framework.
Request any
Missing curriculum? Add it from the picker and we'll map it.
Built for your subject
Diagrams your class can read from the back row
Fractions that shade themselves, a water cycle that turns, an angle that opens. The kind of visual a topic actually needs — not clip art.
Presentation exports choose the format the subject needs: editable diagrams, charts, tables and equations, plus relevant images where a photograph genuinely teaches.
Live teaching diagram
Mathematics
Shading three quarters
Sectors fill one at a time, so a class can count along.
Editable visual language
Live teaching diagram
Science
The water cycle
Evaporation, cloud, rainfall — the loop actually loops.
Editable visual language
Live teaching diagram
Geometry
Measuring an angle
The arm opens and the arc is drawn with it.
Editable visual language
Live teaching diagram
Mathematics
The ratio 3 : 4
Two bars grow together, so the comparison is the picture.
Editable visual language
Live teaching diagram
Biology
Photosynthesis
Light in, oxygen out — bubbles leave the leaf.
Editable visual language
Live teaching diagram
Mathematics
Counting on a number line
The marker hops, so ‘add one’ is something you watch.
Editable visual language
Live teaching diagram
Chemistry
A water molecule
Bonds pulse, so the structure reads from the back of the room.
Editable visual language
Live teaching diagram
Data handling
Reading a bar chart
Bars grow to their value while the axis stays still.
Editable visual language
Live teaching diagram
History
A living timeline
A marker travels from ancient to medieval to modern.
Editable visual language
What you get
One lesson. Everything connected.
One lesson request generates four reviewable artifacts — a lesson plan, slide deck with speaker notes, a live quiz with seven question types, and a tiered worksheet with an answer key. All use the same requested context, the slides follow the completed plan, and each artifact is editable in plain English.
Grade 7A few min
Ratios & proportions
Students reason with ratios to solve real problems.
Objectives
- Represent ratios in multiple forms
- Solve part-to-part problems
- Compare ratios
Source-verified example
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.RP.A.2
Activities
- 01Starter — visual ratios
- 02Main — recipe scaling
- 03Plenary — exit ticket
Differentiated
Safe class connection
Class conversation stays open — until it is time to focus
Teacher-visible whole-class and selected learning-group channels keep questions and encouragement together. Chat pauses while an unfinished quiz or worksheet needs attention, then unlocks automatically after submission or session close.
Teacher-controlled class chat
Whole class or a named learning group — never private DMs
Teachers choose members, optional student co-admins, names and pictures; they retain final control of pause and moderation.
Whole classFraction investigatorsTeacher admin
Teacher
What helped you solve today’s challenge?
Student
Breaking it into smaller steps helped.
Completed worksheet
Fractions practice
Assessment focus
Finish first. Return automatically.
The normal learning flow stays focused until every required answer is submitted or the teacher closes the live quiz.
Worksheet in progress
Fractions practice
Class chat pauses during focus
Submitted
Chat and the dashboard are available again
Every message is teacher-visible and moderatable
No private messages or attachments
Safe completion cards only — never marks or answers
Students always retain the browser’s emergency exit. Focus mode guides the normal classroom flow; it never traps the device.
Evidence becomes action
Paper or pixels, the teacher stays in control
Bring classroom work back into one clear loop. EdulabsAI can organise evidence and suggest a next step; the teacher reviews every important decision.
Snap-and-Mark
Let paper rejoin the learning record
Photograph an EdulabsAI answer sheet, review the suggested reading, then approve the record.
Paper page Digital result
1Private upload
2Suggested reading
3Teacher review
4Approved record
Misconception-to-Reteach
Turn a repeated mistake into tomorrow's move
After a completed class quiz, supporting responses surface a testable misconception hypothesis. Contrast Lab helps the teacher prove, revise or reject it before assigning a next step.
Likely pattern
Equivalent fractions need another model
Teacher checks the response evidence before approving
Contrast Lab · prove or revise
Tempting idea → boundary example → hinge question → changed reasoning
Reteach
Small group
Practice
Targeted set
Extension
Next challenge
Ready to edit
Tomorrow Pack
Equivalent fractions
- 15-minute Contrast Lab
- 23 targeted questions
- 31 exit ticket
- 4Teacher guidance
Trust before theatre
Designed for responsible classroom use
Clear approvals, truthful limits and visible service health matter as much as the generated resource.
2 teacher reviews · 5.0/5 average
Teacher control
AI suggestions stay editable, and high-impact learning decisions require review.
Purpose-limited access
Role-aware access, consent checks and expiring family links reduce unnecessary exposure.
Durable generation
Longer generation work uses durable queue state and bounded retries so progress is not tied to one browser tab.
Shared-capacity safeguards
Per-user limits and service checks protect shared capacity; throughput still follows current provider and hosting quotas.
Capacity, stated honestly
The platform is built to queue generation safely, not to promise unlimited simultaneous AI work.
Beta means beta
Snap-and-Mark and Family Digest are controlled releases and may not yet be enabled for every school.
Straight answers
What schools usually ask first
The useful details, including where teacher review and beta boundaries apply.
Visit the help centre Make the next step visible
Create the lesson. See the evidence. Teach what comes next.
Start with a connected lesson workflow, then keep every review, practice step and family update purposeful.
Teacher-led from generation to sharing