Student-facing activities
Build practice around the learner’s level, goal, and teaching direction.
For language teachers planning the next class
AI lesson plans that remember the last class.
Start with the student’s goals, previous work, and your direction instead of a blank prompt. QwikTeach’s AI lesson plan generator prepares an editable lesson in their teaching document. You review it before class.
Create an account first. AI actions and recording allowances are listed on Pricing.
A next-lesson decision
Start with the learner
What they worked on, where they struggled, and what they want to do next.
Add your direction
Choose a focus or tell the lesson agent what to revisit.
Review the lesson
Change an activity, increase the challenge, or take the lesson somewhere else.
See the actual editor
The lesson agent works beside the student’s document.
In this product demo, a teacher opens a student, generates a lesson, then asks the agent to revise the speaking task. The change appears in the same editable document.
See it in QwikTeach
Build and edit a complete lesson in one screen
See QwikTeach prepare the lesson document, student activities, and private teaching notes, then revise them with the lesson agent.
Read the video transcript
Open a student, tell QwikTeach what you want to teach, and the lesson agent builds the complete lesson inside their teaching screen. It uses the student's level, goals, and previous work, then gives you student-facing activities alongside private teaching notes. The document is ready to teach, but nothing is locked. Change an exercise yourself, or ask the lesson agent to make the speaking task harder, add a review, or generate a different lesson. The update appears in the same document. There is no separate AI chat to manage and no copying material between tabs. You open the student, review the lesson, and teach.
Download captions (VTT)An example teaching decision
You’ve taught the topic. What should this student do with it now?
This example illustrates how a teacher can guide the next lesson. The video above shows the working product.
After class
A learner can give workplace recommendations, but keeps stating them too directly. The teacher notes that hedging needs more practice.
Next direction
Ask the lesson agent to revisit softer recommendations, then move into a client role-play rather than repeat the same worksheet.
Teacher review
Check the examples and speaking task. Change the difficulty or add a review activity before teaching.
Your judgment stays in the plan
Activities, timings, and teacher notes in one draft.
Private teaching notes
Keep delivery guidance next to the activities without showing it to the student.
Edits in the same document
Revise the lesson yourself or ask the agent to change a specific part.
Questions about AI lesson planning
Can I edit an AI-generated lesson plan?+
Yes. You can edit the lesson document yourself or ask the lesson agent to change an activity, make a task harder, add review, or prepare a different lesson.
Can it use a student’s previous lessons?+
The lesson agent can use the student’s level, goals, previous work, and teaching record to plan what comes next. Review the proposed direction and change it when your judgment says otherwise.
Do I have to record classes?+
No. You can add notes after a lesson and use them to guide the next plan. Lesson Intelligence can also use a recording and transcript when it is enabled for that lesson and included in your plan.
Can it plan ESL and advanced conversation lessons?+
Yes. Give the lesson agent the learner’s level, goal, and teaching direction. You can ask for speaking practice, grammar review, exam preparation, writing, or a more demanding conversation task.
Is this a one-off free lesson-plan tool?+
QwikTeach is a connected workspace for teachers and their students. You can create an account for free; the AI actions and recording allowances depend on the plan you choose. See Pricing for current details.
Bring the last lesson into the next plan.
Keep the student’s history, your direction, and the editable lesson together.