Reviewed Source Capture
Choose a page, passage, PDF, visible-text OCR or supplied transcript. Review the result before saving. The extension uses your signed-in ClassLattice tab and never stores your account credentials or browsing history.
Browser Capture
Turn Strong Web Sources into Connected Course Materials
Capture a source, ground it in your course and standards, and connect the lattice to your next lesson.
Why this workflow stays connected
The ClassLattice Chrome Teaching Companion captures reviewed pages, passages, PDFs, visible document text and supplied transcripts. Save them in the Artifact Vault, find reusable resources, create a teaching draft or attach the source to a lesson.
Core capabilities
Source and Revision Lineage
Save the selected material as a revisioned Vault source so later teaching artifacts can retain a visible relationship to what the educator reviewed.
From Source to the Next Lesson
Carry a reviewed capture into Artifact Studio, prepare an activity or understanding check, and open the saved artifact on the Interactive Whiteboard. Keep its source and selected standards available for a later revision.
Teacher Review Before Use
Captured text is an instructional source, not an automatically published lesson. Educators decide what to keep, adapt, and share.
Workflow comparison
| Capability | Disconnected workflow | ClassLattice |
|---|---|---|
| Capture boundary | Varies by tool and permission model | Teacher-invoked capture with editable review |
| Source record | May be lost after copy and paste | Revisioned Vault source |
| Next step | Start another disconnected prompt | Route into connected teaching workflows |
| Publishing control | Varies by tool | Teacher review before learner use |
Frequently asked questions
Does Browser Capture read every page I visit?
No. It uses active-tab access after the educator explicitly invokes the extension and selects content to capture.
Can a capture become a lesson or assessment?
Yes. The saved source can be opened in connected creation workflows, where the teacher reviews and edits the resulting material before use.