Eduaide

Understand the philosophy behind Eduaide's document-centric workspace—where AI actions happen inside the document, not in a separate chat interface. Summary The Eduaide workspace is designed around one core principle: the document is the unit of work. It's not a chat interface or prompt playground—it's a place for working on instructional documents. Everything you create looks like something you'd give to students, reference while teaching, or use to plan instruction. AI actions happen inside the document: when you add check-for-understanding questions, they appear in the document where students will see them. When you insert images, they become part of the material. The evaluator analyzes your document and suggests scaffolds that can be applied with a single click. Eduaide doesn't produce a final answer—it's a workspace designed by teachers for teachers, supporting instructional planning more efficiently than a standard document editor. The final output is the document you export and use, shaped by your instructional intent.

Learn to export documents in multiple formats, save your work, organize with classes, and navigate your generation history. Summary Once you've finished working on a document, Eduaide offers multiple ways to export and manage your work. Copy to clipboard to paste formatted content anywhere—LMS, slideshows, or other applications. Download as PDF, Word document, or Google Doc. Changes are tracked with a red dot indicator, and you can save manually or respond to prompts when closing. Your saved documents go to History, accessible through a quick 10-item preview or the full History tab. History shows resource type (color-coded), grade level, and class assignment. Think of classes as folders—organize work by period, subject, or student groups. Your Erasmus chat history is also preserved, with conversations organized by time period.