Introducing Aila, our AI-powered lesson assistant

Okay, just the one lesson to plan today,

and we're done.

Shouldn't take too long.

Write people-friendly keyword definitions.

Decide on explanation key points.

Write some questions to check for understand, design tasks.

Write sentence starters for practise task for Jack.

Write model answers. Make a quiz.

Translate keywords into Spanish.

Create slide deck. Create worksheets.

Plan my delivery.

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How am I gonna get this done?

(computer dings)

Worth a try.

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Whether it's creating bespoke resources

or helping you tailor your content to class,

Aila can help you speed things along.

Through an intuitive step-by-step process,

use Aila to build a tailor-made lesson plan and resources

entirely driven by you and adaptable to your class.

From reading age to where you're based,

Aila can help you make bespoke resources effortlessly.

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Hi, I'm Hannah-Beth.

I'm a science teacher and have been a senior leader

in secondary schools for the last 15 years.

I work in the curriculum design team at Oak,

leading on developing the pedagogy of our AI tools,

and I'm really excited to introduce you to Aila,

our new AI lesson assistant.

Aila has been designed

to lighten the load of lesson planning

and resource creation, whilst keeping you

as the teacher and the expert in the driving seat.

As the content Aila draws on is based on Oak's pedagogy

and often from our existing resources,

which have been developed by subject experts,

it's safe, accurate, and national curriculum aligned.

So what exactly is it that Aila can help you to do?

I'll quickly show you an example of how to plan a lesson

and create downloadable resources with is Aila.

A reminder, that it's you that will bring

the lesson to life.

Aila just does some of the legwork for you.

Simply start off by telling Aila the lesson

that you'd like to plan,

which year group or key stage's for,

and Aila will set to work,

searching for the best available content to use

as a foundation for your lesson.

Let's go for inventions of the industrial revolution.

Just like you would, Aila starts

with identifying the learning outcome

and generating learning cycles.

You'll get suggestions for the prior knowledge

that pupils need to have before the lesson,

key learning points, misconceptions,

and keywords with their pupil-friendly definitions.

Think your pupils might struggle with the challenge

of your keyword definitions.

Just ask Aila to lower the literacy levels.

Want to introduce local context?

Just let Aila know where you are based

and your lesson will be adapted to your location.

Once you are happy, Aila will get to work on helping you

to create your starter quiz for testing prior knowledge,

and then build your learning cycles.

All of this can be edited to suit your pupil's needs.

Aila will help you to create all of the content

for your lesson, including suggestions

for your explanations and practise tasks.

You could then ask Aila to write

success criteria or model answers.

You'll get an exit quiz two,

and you can ask Aila to make any additional

materials that you might need.

Be as specific as possible in your instructions to Aila,

and you'll be able to create a lesson

that really suits the needs of your pupils.

Once you've finished creating your lesson,

you'll be able to download the lesson resources

that you've created together.

This includes a lesson plan, slides a worksheet with all

of your practise tasks, the starter and exit quiz,

and any additional materials that you've made.

All of these resources are downloadable and editable,

which means you can adapt them

before either projecting them or printing them.

Take back that time that you'd have otherwise spent

trolling the internet for resources

or building them for scratch,

and focus on how you want to bring the lessons to life,

using your expertise and knowledge

of your pupils to accelerate learning.

Aila is a powerful tool, but it isn't perfect yet.

It's in beta, which means we're still testing,

learning, and improving the way it works.

We also know it doesn't yet have all the features

that you might want.

As it's using generative AI,

it's of getting things wrong,

although we've worked really hard to minimise this.

You'll need to check all of your resources

really carefully before using them.

To access Aila, simply head to our website,

click on AI experiments,