Create a clear overview of your lesson – perfect for revision or follow-up.
What does this AI tool do?
The Summarise a Lesson AI tool helps you quickly generate a structured summary of an existing LessonUp lesson. Whether you’re preparing a follow-up, offering a recap to your pupils, or sharing the key points with colleagues – this tool saves time and keeps your content focused.
The AI analyses your lesson slides and extracts the core information in the format and language of your choice.
How does it work?
1. Paste the link to your LessonUp lesson
Go to your lesson in LessonUp, copy the URL from your browser and paste it into the input field.
🔗 Example: https://www.lessonup.com/app/lesson/xxxxxxx/
2. Choose a summary format
Decide how you'd like the summary to appear:
1 paragraph – a short overview
500 words – more detailed, for deeper understanding
5 bullet points – a clear list of key elements
You can also type a custom format like “3 key points and a concluding sentence”.
3. (Optional) Select a language
Want the summary in English, Dutch, or another language? Just select your preferred option. Perfect for bilingual classes or EAL learners.
4. Click “Summarise Lesson”
The AI will review your lesson slides, identify the most important content and generate a structured summary for you.
You can copy, edit or use the text straight away in your next lesson, email, or worksheet.
Example
You've created a lesson on renewable energy. You paste the link, select 5 bullet points and the language English.
The AI returns something like:
Introduction to renewable vs non-renewable sources
Examples: wind, solar, hydropower
Pros and cons of each source
Video: how solar panels work
Quiz recap to check understanding
Perfect for recapping key learning or starting your next lesson.
When to use this AI tool
✅ Great for:
Lesson recaps or overviews
Starting follow-up lessons with a quick refresher
Sharing a summary with colleagues, parents or learners
Creating revision or study materials
🚫 Not ideal for:
Lessons that are mostly images or contain little written content
Lessons that are still in draft form without clear structure