Lessonfuse empowers teachers to create comprehensive schemes, lesson plans, presentations, exams, and student checklists that align perfectly with the outcomes and indicators of the Maldivian/(any) curriculum. We achieve this by combining our digitized syllabus with advanced Large Language Models to generate targeted educational content.
Used by 950+ teachers from 190+ Maldivian schools
Create comprehensive schemes that span many weeks, with flexible lesson plan slots for each week. Design your semester's scheme and download it as an editable Excel file, and export individual lessonplans as Docx files.
Lessonfuse allows you to customize lesson plans using template tags to fit your design preferences. Simplify scheme creation by using preloaded outcomes and indicators. For added convenience, we offer a default scheme option for teachers who prefer not to use schemes.
Merging schemes with lesson plans reduces redundancy, as over 70% of the information overlaps between schemes and lessonplans. By combining them into one streamlined workflow, Lessonfuse saves teachers significant time, making planning faster and more effective.
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Grade 4 Listening and speaking LS. Communicative purposeChecklists are pre-generated excel documents with all the Outcomes and Indicators of a specefic Subject with all the components you normally expect on a teacher checklist
Exams are generated based on a combination of Strands and Substrands a teacher picks and can be exported to an editable word document while the marking scheme stays within the platform.
All these components are powered through a Digital Curriculum. Lessonfuse comes with the Maldivian Curriculum already digitized for you but you can also upload your own Curriculum if the need arises.
Lessonfuse is a platform to create or generate lesson plans yourself. Lessonfuse does not sell pre-made plans.
We launched Lessonfuse in 2023, starting with lesson planning and a simple version of Unitplans.
Within a month, we introduced Templating, allowing teachers to use Lessonfuse with their school’s templates.
Realizing that Unitplans V1, needed improvement, we developed V2, followed by checklists that automatically turn curriculum data into Excel based student checklists.
V2 of unitplans still had some limitations, so we created V3, which became Schemes, introducing a Scheme-driven lesson planning process. This approach directly connects schemes and lesson plans, so teachers only need to plan once contrary to the mainstream practice of making schemes of work and then making lesson plans completely seperate from each other.
Recently, we added Exam generations to create exams from strands and substrands followed by Custom Syllabi, letting teachers upload their own syllabus for more flexibility.
Our pricing is designed to be fair and flexible. We have a price lock that ensures that the initial price a teacher pays subscribing to lessonfuse is the price they pay forever
The following are some historical pricing changes the platform has gone through. Teachers who subscribed during these periods are locked into these lower prices forever. and for new subscribers, the current price is a lock against all future price changes.
600 MVR/year - Including credit-based generations
700 MVR/year - Unlimited generations introduced
500 MVR/year - Limited time promotion
Unlimited access for 1 year
"Lessonfuse began with a few simple Excel templates designed to help teachers at Maavashu School. These templates featured dropdowns for outcomes, indicators, and other components from our curriculum. At this point the main challange the templates addressed were that the outcomes and indicators needed to be copied and pasted for every lesson and this was quite a lot of hassle doing something like this, repeated every single week. When teachers expressed interest in purchasing them, Javaad thought of making this into an application. Javaad met Fauzaan through a mutual friend, and together, along with a lot of Data entry related help from many teachers, turned the templates into a more comprehensive tool. It was never the plan to make lessonfuse a primarily AI lessonplanner, but we integrated it with the digital curriculum and it was awesome. After 3 months of development and 1 month of testing, Lessonfuse launched on August 1, 2023, with 79 teachers joining us on the first day. Javaad now a Leading Teacher of Maavashu School is a daily user of lessonfuse and we are really happy to share it with other teachers in Maldives."
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