Create once, teach through many templates.
Start with structured classroom content: questions, match pairs, categories, vocabulary, learning goal, and teacher notes. The same saved activity can later become a quiz, match game, group sort, worksheet, or assignment.
Match up example loaded
Match up example content is already loaded into the editor and preview, so you can review fields instead of starting from a blank form.
Opened from the template directory, with the selected game mode and scaffold ready for review.
- Playable items
- 8 items
- Reusable modes
- 8 ready
Review the Match fields, then save this activity to your library.
Set the activity frame
Name the activity, choose the classroom mode, and load a coherent starter when it helps.
Draft from material
Paste lesson notes, sync safe source materials, or generate a teacher-reviewable draft.
Edit reusable content
Shape the reusable questions, pairs, groups, vocabulary, and notes that every template reads.
Attach source materials
Attach private classroom files for provenance and later extraction without exposing them to students.
Review before saving
Check playable modes and save only after the structure is ready for students.
Activity editor workflow handoff
30-slice activity editor workflow handoff for page layout, workflow navigation, form sections, AI draft boundaries, source-material safety, readiness review, save gating, and privacy guard.
- Workflow source
- Workflow steps, anchors, and privacy boundaries are owned by the activity editor domain.
- Step count
- The workflow keeps the teacher editor to five scan-friendly sections.
- Workflow order
- Route navigation and form sections use one stable step order.
- Create page surface
- The public create page receives the prepared workflow view from the activity editor domain.
- Edit page surface
- The same workflow sections are reused when an owned activity is reopened for editing.
- Form section surface
- The activity form renders prepared sections rather than rebuilding step copy locally.
- Side preview surface
- The side panel keeps template entry context, input-shape help, and live preview beside the editor.
- Frame section
- The frame step establishes title, template mode, and starter example context.
- Primary fields
- Primary fields keep the selected template legible before scaffold, AI, or structured content edits.
- Template handoff
- Template readiness evidence remains available as a hidden semantic handoff inside the frame step.
- Scaffold panel
- The scaffold panel loads reusable classroom examples into the same editor contract.
- AI draft step
- The AI draft step keeps optional generation inside the normal activity editor.
- AI source state
- AI draft state comes from the prepared panel view, including safe source readiness and warnings.
- AI source sync
- The sync action turns attached material references into safe source notes without reading file bytes.
- Content section
- The content section owns reusable classroom fields before any template renders them.
- Details fields
- Details fields capture title, description, subject, grade, difficulty, language, visibility, and learning goal.
- Structured content fields
- Structured content fields capture vocabulary, questions, pairs, groups, source summary, and teacher notes.
- Source materials section
- The source-material section keeps teacher files attached for provenance and later extraction.
- Material picker
- The source-material picker stays owner-scoped and passes only safe material references into the editor.
- Review section
- The review step keeps readiness checks adjacent to the final save action.
- Readiness panel
- The readiness panel confirms which templates are playable before the teacher saves.
- Auth gate
- Unauthenticated teachers can inspect the editor but must sign in before saving.
- Input contract
- All save and AI application paths continue through the shared CreateActivityInput contract.
- Readiness contract
- Readiness review uses the same template-remix diagnosis that powers scaffold and compatibility views.
- AI editor boundary
- AI drafts can fill the editor for teacher review but cannot save or publish by themselves.
- Source privacy boundary
- Attached materials stay private provenance and are not exposed to student payloads by the editor workflow.
- Publish boundary
- Publishing remains a later assignment step after the activity is reviewed and saved.
- Privacy guard
- The workflow handoff exposes structure, counts, section names, and boundaries without prompts, answers, teacher notes, raw input, file ids, or storage keys.