Lesson plan to micro-lesson video

Write the lesson first, then make the micro-lesson video

Lesson Plan to Micro-Lesson Video writes the lesson design for an eight-minute micro-lesson on one topic: objectives, every slide, a slide-by-slide script, a worked example step by step, and two exercises. It then makes courseware you can edit in PowerPoint or WPS and a narrated micro-lesson video with subtitles, plus worked-example videos and mnemonic songs for formulas or dates. Lesson Plan to Micro-Lesson Video works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.

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Lesson Plan to Micro-Lesson Video

One topic, one lesson ready to teach

01

The lesson is written first

Objectives, every slide, the script, a worked example, and two exercises arrive in the first reply.

02

Courseware and a lesson video

Slides you can edit in PowerPoint or WPS, then the whole lesson as one narrated video with subtitles.

03

Worked examples and songs

One problem explained step by step on video, and formulas or dates turned into a song students remember.

How it is made

01 · Start

The lesson on paper

Objectives, every slide's points, a slide-by-slide script with pauses, one worked example step by step, and two exercises with answer points kept for the teacher.

Each slide's title, points, and diagram · A script ready to read aloud · Why each step of the example comes next

02 · Make

Courseware and the lesson video

Editable slides with illustrations on the key pages, then the whole lesson narrated with subtitles as one landscape video, in a ready-made voice or your own, with an opening and closing where your own photo speaks.

03 · Remember

Mnemonic songs

Formulas, the order of the dynasties, and key dates written as lyrics, then sung as a song that sticks.

Lessons teachers make

Everyday lesson prep

A lesson plan and script you can teach from tomorrow.

Demo lessons and open lessons

From the textbook and the learners to the board plan, as slides and a script for the panel.

Problem explanations

Walk through one problem step by step and publish it as a short video.

Things to memorise

Dynasties, formulas, and dates as a mnemonic song.

Inputs and outputs

Input · Text — One lesson topic, a pasted problem, or the facts to memorise

Input · Image — Teacher's photo for a corner portrait or an on-camera opening (optional)

Formats
JPG, PNG
Specifications
1 image per request

Input · Audio — Voice sample for a cloned voice (optional)

Specifications
10–300 s; up to 20 MB each

Output · Text — Lesson design: objectives, every slide, a slide-by-slide script, a worked example, and two exercises

Specifications
editable

Output · Document — Courseware for PowerPoint or WPS with the script in each slide's notes

Formats
PPTX
Specifications
editable

Output · Image — Illustrations and one background in a single style for the key slides

Specifications
2K; aspect ratios 1:1, 16:9

Output · Video — Micro-lesson video and worked-example video with narration and subtitles

Formats
MP4

Output · Text — Subtitle file beside the video

Formats
SRT

Output · Audio — Narration only, one file per slide in slide order, on request

Formats
MP3

Output · Audio — Mnemonic song for a formula, a date, or another fact

Specifications last checked · Sources: Model catalog · Documentation · Terms of Service

Questions

What do I start with?

The subject, the grade, and the topic. You can also paste a problem, a textbook passage, or a slide outline.

What does the micro-lesson video look like?

A 1920×1080 landscape video, about eight minutes by default: each slide on screen with its narration and subtitles, and an opening and closing with you on camera if you want them.

Can the lesson use my own voice?

Yes. A clean recording of your own voice is cloned, and every slide is narrated in the cloned voice.

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