What it does

Creates a curriculum outline with learning objectives, topic sequence, activities, assessment ideas, resources, and accessibility considerations for expert review. It gives educators a structured starting point rather than a validated instructional program.

How it works

Provide the subject, learner level, desired outcomes, duration, delivery format, applicable standards, available resources, accessibility requirements, and known constraints. An educator should verify factual accuracy, pedagogy, inclusivity, workload, assessment quality, and standards alignment before adoption.

Example workflows

• Draft a module sequence for a new course or training program.

• Map learning objectives to activities and assessment ideas.

• Review an existing curriculum for gaps and accessibility needs.