Courseware Generator

Problem

When a lesson plan is already written, turning it into a classroom-ready deck is still manual: page structure, formulas, diagrams, and subject-specific visuals need consistent formatting. It takes lesson content, subject, grade, and chapter as input, then generates a 16:9 .pptx presentation, reducing repetitive layout work between instructional design and delivery.

How It Works And Where To Use It

The skill organizes slides into a fixed sequence: cover, learning objectives, table of contents, knowledge explanation, class practice, summary, and homework. Body text is kept short, usually under about 50 characters per slide, with emphasis coloring and formulas placed on their own centered lines. You can specify subject, grade, and chapter, or provide only the lesson plan. If a template is uploaded, it reads the color palette, fonts, and layout before replacing content; otherwise it uses a default scheme with dark blue, light blue, orange, and a white background. Subject adaptation suggests visuals such as precise geometry, function graphs, statistical charts, experiment diagrams, or mind maps. It is best for chapter-level classroom courseware with clear objectives; avoid dumping unstructured long text onto one slide, and use animations or demo suggestions only when they clarify content.