Lesson-to-Live Draft
Start from a Teaching Planner item with the course, plan item, standard, learning goal, and source artifact already attached.
ClassLattice Live
Teach from Your Whiteboard with Live Class Context Beside You
Open a reviewed activity from your lesson and monitor participation in a teacher-only dock beside the Interactive Whiteboard.
Why this workflow stays connected
ClassLattice Live carries the plan, standards, learning goals, and source artifact into a reviewed activity. Open the teacher-only dock beside the whiteboard to see participation and attention signals while keeping learner responses out of the presented classroom surface.
Core capabilities
Teacher-Only Whiteboard Dock
Monitor not-started, active, submitted, and disconnected participation states beside the board. Keep the live class dock and individual learner responses outside the classroom presentation.
Quick Pulse and Room Controls
Open, pause, resume, and close a room while reviewing current roster participation and explicit attention signals.
Instructional Next Steps
Carry reviewed room evidence back into planning and follow-up workflows without turning participation into a hidden score.
Workflow comparison
| Capability | Disconnected workflow | ClassLattice |
|---|---|---|
| Lesson context | Re-entered in a presentation tool | Canonical plan context carried forward |
| Launch boundary | May publish immediately | Closed draft reviewed before opening |
| Live state | Check what stays private during presentation | Teacher-only dock beside the teaching board |
| Learner judgment | May infer engagement scores | No hidden ranking or automatic mastery |
Frequently asked questions
Does creating a live activity immediately send it to learners?
No. ClassLattice prepares a closed draft first. The teacher reviews the prompt and opens the room when it is ready.
Can I teach from the whiteboard while monitoring the class?
Yes. Open the Live class dock beside the Interactive Whiteboard to review participation and explicit attention signals. The dock is teacher-only and is excluded from the classroom presentation.