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Generate a lesson plan with AI
Type one line about what you're teaching and AI drafts an ordered list of topics — each with a title, a one-line description, a module grouping, and a rough class length. They land as cards in the Upcoming column, ready to edit.
Last updated Jun 13, 2026
A blank board is the hardest part of planning. The Tracker's AI removes it: describe the course in plain language — who it's for and what it covers — and AI returns a sensible, ordered teaching sequence you can refine, rather than a blank page.
At creation, or anytime after
You can generate a plan two ways. When you create a board, choose 'AI lesson plan' and write the purpose — the topics are drafted before the board even opens. On any existing board, click ✨ Generate cards in the header to draft more topics from the board's purpose; they're appended to whatever's already there, never overwriting your edits.
Write a good purpose
The more specific your purpose, the better the plan. Name the subject, the level, the audience, and roughly how long the course runs.
- Good: "6-week beginner Python for commerce students, no prior coding"
- Good: "Class 10 CBSE Trigonometry, exam-focused, 12 sessions"
- Weak: "English" — too broad; you'll get generic topics
Every topic AI returns is a normal card. Edit the title or description, change the duration, drag it to reorder, move it between columns, or delete it. The AI gives you a strong first draft — you stay in control of the final plan.
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