Teaching and courses
Syllabi, novel units, study guides and open textbooks a class reads from one link.
Recipesseven recipes
- 17 A course syllabus and course bookFor a sociology professor teaching Introduction to SociologyThe syllabus and the weekly course book in one document: the term on a Gantt chart, every objective checked against an assessment, one link for students.
- 18 A unit study guide for a classFor a US history teacher preparing a class for a unit testYour unit plan becomes one study guide link for the class, with Reconstruction on a timeline and a quiz that tests the guide before your students do.
- 19 An open textbookFor an instructor writing an open statistics textbookDraft an open statistics textbook a chapter at a time: worked examples with their R code and histograms, sources on every section, each chapter on a link.
- 20 A homeschool yearFor a parent homeschooling two children, aged 8 and 11Plan each unit study for two ages at once, record what you taught the same day, and see the whole year of school days on one calendar.
- 21 A music theory workbookFor a piano teacher with twenty students across five levelsYour teaching notes become theory pages for your piano students: thirds counted in half steps, a glossary of markings, and a metronome that clicks on the page.
- 22 A docent tour bookFor a coordinator training docents for a new exhibitionA document per gallery and a page per object, checked by the curator and read by docents on their phones between tours, with a training deck to match.
- 23 A novel unitFor an English teacher planning four weeks on a novelA four-week Frankenstein unit in one document, from the 1818 text: a reading schedule, weekly guides, a character map and flashcards on the lines that matter.