Create is the first step of the Sendsteps Learning Loop Platform for education. Start from the slides, notes, or topic you already have and turn them into a structured, interactive lesson, with AI to help draft and you deciding what to keep.
Create is broader than generating slides. It is how teachers get a lesson ready to teach.
Import a document, reuse last year’s slides, or begin from a topic. You can also import a PowerPoint as editable slides. Sendsteps helps you turn existing materials into a lesson flow instead of asking you to rebuild from a blank page.
Organise content into a clear sequence: explain, check, discuss, move on. A structured lesson is easier to engage with and easier to validate later.
AI can suggest slides, questions, and a flow across one lesson or several. You stay in control of tone, difficulty, and what actually reaches students. How AI helps teachers create lessons.
While you create, you place the questions and activities you will use in Engage. Preparation and participation are planned together, not bolted on at the last minute.
Sendsteps can draft a structure and suggest questions. It does not publish a lesson or change your teaching on its own. You choose what to keep, rewrite, or drop.
That is why Create is a loop step, not an “AI presentation” page. The job is a better-prepared lesson, ready for every student to participate.
Create is the first step of the Learning Loop Platform for education. It is how teachers prepare a structured, interactive lesson from a topic, a document, notes, or slides they already have. The goal is a lesson students can take part in, not a generated deck.
No. Create starts from materials you already have: slides, notes, a document, or just a topic. You can also import a PowerPoint as editable slides, speaker notes included.
No. AI can draft a structure, questions and a lesson flow. You review every suggestion. Nothing is published until you say so. AI recommends, teachers decide.
Yes. Import a PowerPoint file into the Sendsteps editor. Slides stay editable, including speaker notes. They are not flattened into images. There is no PowerPoint add-in. Import is how an existing deck becomes a lesson.
Create is preparing the lesson: structure, materials and the questions you will use. Engage is what happens with students during the lesson. They are connected steps of the same loop, not the same job.
Start from materials you already have. AI recommends. You decide.