Stop writing lesson notes and exam papers from scratch.
Two ready-made Claude AI setups turn your e-notes into properly formatted Word documents. Set each one up once. After that, one sentence generates the document.
Three steps, then it's yours for the term
Set up once
Paste one instruction into a Claude Project and upload your e-notes. This takes about fifteen minutes and you never repeat it for that subject and class.
Ask in one sentence
Type something like "Generate Week 3, Physics, SS2" or "Third term exam for Basic Science, JSS1" whenever you need a document.
Download and print
Claude replies with a properly formatted Word file in under two minutes, ready to print, share, or edit further.
Two tools, built around how Nigerian schools actually run
70-mark exams, done fairly
30 objective questions plus 40 marks of theory, with a separate marking guide and randomly distributed answers every time.
Self-study revision files
Summary notes plus practice questions with the answer directly underneath, built entirely from that term's e-note.
Dates computed automatically
Claude fetches your state's official school calendar so week numbers, mid-term breaks and public holidays always line up correctly.
Notebook-ready lesson notes
Every period pairs a Teacher's To-Do with a fully written Students' Note, formulas and all, so nothing is left half finished.
Works with or without e-notes
Have full e-notes, Claude uses them first. Only have a topic list, Claude builds the content from credible sources instead.
Free, with a support group
Every part of this toolkit is free to use. If you get stuck, a WhatsApp group of teachers using it is one tap away.
What you'll need
A phone or a computer. Nothing else.
Internet, only while setting up or generating.
Your e-notes (all 3 terms), or a topic list if you don't have e-notes.
Why this strengthens documentation, rather than replacing the teacher
The document that comes out of either tool is a properly structured, curriculum-aligned exam, marking guide, revision file, or lesson note booklet, the same standard already expected of every teacher, produced faster and more consistently. The teacher still chooses the subject, class, term and week, still uploads or approves the source material, and still reviews and edits the result before it reaches a student. Claude removes the hours of manual formatting and typing; it does not remove the teacher's judgement.
Every document follows the same header, font, margin and structure rules, term after term, teacher after teacher.
Every exam and lesson note is generated from the teacher's own e-notes or topic lists, so content stays tied to what was actually taught.
A weekly lesson note booklet or a 70-mark exam with marking guide is ready in about two minutes, instead of a full evening of typing.
The goal is simple: turn a task that used to take a whole evening of typing into one sentence and a two-minute wait.
The idea behind this toolkit