How to Create Your First Worksheet

Creating your first worksheet with Worksheet.ws is a simple and intuitive process. This guide will walk you through each step to get started effectively, along with additional details on options and metadata that can help you make your worksheet more engaging and useful.

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Click "New Worksheet" Button

  • Navigate to the Worksheets Page.
  • Click on the New Worksheet button to start creating your first worksheet.

New worksheet button location

2. Add Worksheet Title and Grade Level

  • A creation dialog will appear. Enter a Worksheet Title and select a Grade Level.
  • The title helps organize your worksheets, and the grade level helps the AI adjust difficulty when evaluating answers.

New worksheet dialog

3. Add New Exercise

  • Click on the Add Exercise button to include an exercise in your worksheet.

Editor

4. Edit Exercise Assignment

  • To edit the exercise, click on the pen icon next to it. You can then modify the exercise assignment - including questions and instructions. You may create quite complex exercises with multiple parts or steps. Use formatting options to structure your assignment as you like.

5. Save and Return

  • Once you have completed your worksheet, click Save.
  • To return to the worksheets view, click on the Return Back button.

Options and Metadata

There are several options and metadata settings that you can use to customize your worksheet.

  • Worksheet Title: Used to reference the worksheet and displayed at the top of the worksheet page for students.
  • Grade Level: Helps adjust the AI's difficulty level and organize worksheets more effectively.
  • Language: Choose the language of the worksheet. This tells the AI which language it should use to communicate with students.
  • AI Assistant: You can enable or disable the AI assistant for your worksheet. When enabled, students can chat with the AI assistant for guidance while completing the worksheet. This feature is especially useful for creative exercises that require complex thinking. Note that there is a higher submission limit for worksheets without the AI assistant enabled.

AI Customization

Resources

  • You can upload resources like learning plans, presentations, workbook pages, cheat sheets, or any material related to the worksheet's topic. This helps the AI assistant use the same information you teach in class, providing a more consistent and personalized experience for students.

Resources

Worksheet Sample Correct Answer

  • Providing a sample correct answer helps the AI better understand your expectations for student responses.

Worksheet Companion Instructions

  • You can add special instructions for the AI to follow while evaluating student responses. For example, you might instruct the AI to ensure students include citations to support their answers.

Now that you know how to create a worksheet and set up its metadata and options, you're ready to make your teaching more interactive and efficient! In the next guide, we’ll show you how to distribute your worksheet among your students.