How it works

Three workflows, one calm afternoon

Start from a topic, one of your existing Chaklin materials, or source text you paste. Then choose the single resource you want to create. Building a connected lesson set is optional.

1

Create a classroom material

  1. Open the Studio

    Choose the format you need: lesson plan, worksheet, quiz, slides, visual, video storyboard or parent note.

  2. Describe your topic once

    Enter the topic, subject, grade band and standards. This becomes the teaching brief behind whatever you create next.

  3. Add format details

    Set duration, difficulty, question types or slide style. Chaklin adapts the draft to the format you picked.

  4. Generate and export

    Review the draft in your library, then print, save as PDF, or copy as Markdown and HTML.

2

Build an auto-graded quiz

  1. Choose Quiz in the Studio

    Start from the same topic line or build a quiz on its own.

  2. Set question options

    Pick the number of questions, formats and difficulty. Chaklin writes the questions, answer key and distractor rationale.

  3. Post to Google Classroom

    Send it as a graded assignment. Students open it from Classroom, answer in Chaklin, and the score flows back to your gradebook.

  4. Roster syncs automatically

    When you post, Chaklin imports the class roster so each submission matches the right student.

3

Grade student work

  1. Create a grading assignment

    Describe the task and the standards or rubric you want to use.

  2. Add student work

    Paste typed answers, upload a photo of handwritten work, or pull in submissions from a Classroom assignment.

  3. Review AI scoring

    Chaklin drafts a score and actionable comments tied to your rubric. Nothing is published until you approve it.

  4. Push to Classroom

    Approve the grades and Chaklin writes them straight to the matching Google Classroom assignment.

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