The worksheet is a page at print size beside the slides it came from, so a fixed example is fixed everywhere.
The design tool for teachers: one lesson, every material
Plan Thursday once and the deck, the worksheet and the printable come off the same canvas, matched to each other because they are built from the same frames.
One lesson becomes the deck, the worksheet and the printable.
The shared live canvas: deck, calendar and document frames on one surface, like a lesson beside its materials. Click in and drag any element.
Planning and materials, one job again
The lesson exists in your head by Sunday night. Making it exist for the class is a second job: slides for the board, a worksheet with room to write, a printable that survives the photocopier.
Shyne builds all three from one canvas. Describe Thursday's lesson and the agent lays out the deck and the matching worksheet together, so the materials agree with each other from the first draft.
The deck and the worksheet share one source
Slides and handouts are frames on the same canvas, some sized 16:9 for the projector and some at A4 for the tray. Every frame is editable HTML rather than a locked template, so correcting the worked example corrects the lesson, not one file of it.
Design variables carry the rest. Page, ink and both type families are set once, which is why the handout never quietly drifts away from the board.
Fix the example once; every material carries it.
What one lesson turns into
The deck
16:9 slides for the board, visible as one run so you can read the lesson's shape.
The worksheet
A4 with margins, ruled answer space and a name-and-date header, exported to PDF.
The printable
Revision sheets and homework at print size that photocopy clean in black and white.
The term calendar
Lessons and materials scheduled across the term on the content calendar.
The content calendar holds the term, so each week's lesson and its materials sit where you will need them.
Every AI works on the same teachers canvas.
Bring the agent you already use. It reads the brief, sees the work and writes the next editable frame — no exported file, no paste, no drift.
Build Thursday's fractions lesson as a deck plus a printable worksheet. build the complete working system.
Slides plus a matching A4 worksheet is now composed on the same live canvas.
Build Thursday's fractions lesson as a deck plus a printable worksheet. create three useful variants.
Slides plus a matching A4 worksheet is now composed on the same live canvas.
Build Thursday's fractions lesson as a deck plus a printable worksheet. compose the visual direction.
Slides plus a matching A4 worksheet is now composed on the same live canvas.
Build Thursday's fractions lesson as a deck plus a printable worksheet. turn the approved frame into code.
Slides plus a matching A4 worksheet is now composed on the same live canvas.
Build Thursday's fractions lesson as a deck plus a printable worksheet. prepare the publishing pass.
Slides plus a matching A4 worksheet is now composed on the same live canvas.
Build Thursday's fractions lesson as a deck plus a printable worksheet. run your own workflow on the canvas.
Slides plus a matching A4 worksheet is now composed on the same live canvas.
One shared canvas
Every teachers frame stays visible to people and agents at the same time.
Always on brand
Your colors, type and reusable assets stay attached to every teachers variation.
Editable output
The result lands as real frames and objects, ready for the next human decision.
Media in context
Generate or place imagery where the composition needs it, without leaving the working surface.
Open to every agent
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, Grok and your own agent work through the same MCP surface.
Ready to ship
Move from the approved canvas to the useful file, link or published format without rebuilding it.
Differentiation is an ask, not an evening
The agent works on the lesson's canvas with you, so requests land as new frames beside the originals instead of separate files to reconcile. The version you improved in February is the one you reuse in October.
- Make this sheet at three difficultiesThree worksheets land side by side, same layout, numbers and demands scaled.
- Raise the type size for the back of the roomThe design variables change once and every slide and handout follows.
- Reuse this unit with new numbersThe duplicated lesson keeps your structure while the agent refreshes the content.
Slides read the same design variables as the handout, so bigger type for the back row is one change, not thirty.
Materials the whole department can pick up
Export the deck to PDF or PPTX and the worksheet to PDF with text still text, so a colleague can change one question without asking for the original. Present mode runs the board copy straight from the browser.
A shared resource stays editable; a screenshot never does.
Questions
Can I make slides and a worksheet from one lesson?
Yes. They are frames on the same canvas: a 16:9 deck for the board and an A4 page for the tray, built from the same material. Change the worked example and both versions carry the fix.
Will worksheets print properly?
Yes. Pages are laid out at real print dimensions with margins, and PDF export keeps text as text, so ruled answer lines and headers come off the photocopier as designed.
Can I reuse last year's unit?
Duplicate it and edit. Frames are editable HTML rather than locked templates, so you can swap contexts, change numbers or raise difficulty, and hand the mechanical parts to the agent.
Can I plan the term, not just the lesson?
The content calendar sits on the same canvas as the materials, so lessons, decks and handouts can be scheduled across the term and opened from where they are planned.
Build a lesson
One lesson becomes the deck, the worksheet and the printable.
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