Some of these are general teaching skills, such as writing a learning objective or a distractor that exposes a real misconception, and they are useful with or without ClassSense. Others walk through the product itself: setting up in ten minutes, using the sample course, inviting parents, reading the dashboard.
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Turn a PDF into a lessonA step by step walkthrough: upload a PDF, DOCX or PPTX, let ClassSense extract the skills, review what it built, and share the class code.
Quiz from a PDFUpload a PDF to ClassSense, check the questions it writes, and download an Assessment as a Word file. Real steps, real limits, about 3 minutes of waiting.
Write learning objectivesWrite learning objectives with an observable verb, a condition and a bar for success. Bad-versus-better examples in science, math and ELA, plus a checklist.
Good multiple-choice questionsRules for strong stems and options, bad-versus-better examples in three subjects, and a checklist you can use on your own items or on generated ones.
Distractors from misconceptionsTurn real misconceptions in science, math and history into multiple-choice distractors. A method, worked examples and a way to read the results.
Differentiate a lessonKeep one goal and vary the entry point, the support and the task. Practical moves, a worked science example, and an honest note on what tools can and cannot do.
Run a review gamePick the right skills, set students up, and read the results afterward. A practical plan for review games, with an honest note on how ClassSense games work.
Set up in ten minutesSign up free for 30 days with no card, explore the sample course, upload one unit, check the packs and share the join code. Exact steps, honest timings.
Use the sample courseWhat to open, click and try in the Sample: The Water Cycle course, and what the five pretend students show you. Plus how to remove it or add it back.
Invite parentsGenerate a parent invite code for a student, send it, and see what the parent does with it. Includes limits, privacy notes and what to say in your message.
Review AI-generated contentA practical routine for the review queue: what waits for you, how long to spend per pack, and what the Publish, Reject, Reorder and Remove picture controls do.
Check AI lessons for errorsCheck facts, units, answer keys, distractors, reading level and bias in any AI-made lesson. Includes spot-check methods and the review controls in ClassSense.
Make a study guideBuild a one-page study guide around retrieval, not rereading. A step-by-step method, a layout to copy, and what ClassSense can and cannot produce for you.
Read mastery dataWhat the Students tab shows: the heatmap colours, Gap Analysis and Recommendations, the four stat cards, how a skill becomes Mastered, and when to use Override.
Help a struggling studentWork out whether the problem is one skill, one misconception, or the way the material is delivered, then act. Uses the Students tab, learning supports and Override.
Build a unit assessmentPlan a unit test with a simple blueprint, write or pick the right items, balance difficulty and check the key. Includes the ClassSense route to a Word test.