Kuraplan overview

What this tour covers

The overview video is a quick orientation to Kuraplan. It shows the main places teachers use most often: creating new resources, finding saved work, browsing shared resources, and opening the extra AI tools.

If you are new to Kuraplan, start here before going into the individual generator guides. The aim is to understand where everything lives, then choose the tool that matches the resource you need.

Start with Create new

Create new is the quickest place to begin when you want Kuraplan to make something for a lesson. From there you can create a lesson plan, unit plan, presentation, or worksheet.

Each creator asks for the classroom context it needs, such as subject, year group, topic, class size, lesson length, or any reference material you want Kuraplan to use. A clearer brief usually gives you a better first draft.

Find your resources again

Generated resources are saved in Your resources. This is where you can reopen a plan, worksheet, slide deck, or unit plan after it has been created.

Use the resource library when you want to edit something, print or export it, share it with colleagues, copy a link, or adapt a previous resource for a different class.

Browse shared ideas

Kuraplan also includes places to browse resources beyond your own saved work. School resources show materials shared by people in your school, while public resources can help you find examples and inspiration from the wider library.

These areas are useful when you want a starting point rather than a blank page. Open a resource, review whether it fits your class, then adapt it before using it.

Use the extra tools

AI Chat is the flexible space for questions, rewrites, quick drafts, and follow-up changes. Use it when the task does not fit neatly into one generator, or when you want help adapting something you already have.

The Images tool helps you create classroom visuals, while the weekly planner helps you connect resources to the lessons you are teaching during the week.

A good first workflow

1. 1Open Create new and choose the resource type you need.
2. 2Add the subject, year group, topic, and any important classroom context.
3. 3Generate the resource and review the first draft.
4. 4Edit the resource directly, or use Chat to ask for changes.
5. 5Save it in Your resources so you can reuse, share, print, or link it into your planning later.