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How to use Classroom Radar

Six guides, each one walking through something you actually have to do: setting up a timetable, connecting curriculum to lessons, building a unit, drafting with Radar, tracking marking, and keeping tasks and notes together.

The Classroom Radar class outline: every date a class meets down the left, with the lesson planned for the selected day shown as a finished plan
Common questions

Before you dig in

What should a new teacher set up first?
The school year and your classes. Every date you can plan on comes from the timetable, so once that is right, lessons, units and curriculum coverage all line up on their own.
Do I need a curriculum loaded before I can plan lessons?
No. You can plan lessons straight away. Adding a curriculum lets you tie lessons to objectives and watch coverage build, but it is not a prerequisite.
What does Radar, the AI, actually do?
Radar works inside the lesson editor. It drafts the sections of a lesson you have left empty at the length of your period, and helps you refine what is already there. It never overwrites your own writing, and every draft stays editable.
Is my planning private?
Your planner, lessons and notes live in your own workspace. See the Privacy Policy and the School and Student Data notice for the detail.

Looking for what Classroom Radar can do rather than how to do it? See the features

Ready to put it into your own week?

Set up your timetable once, and Classroom Radar plans every lesson on the dates your classes actually meet.

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