Module 2: Finalizing Your Resource & Model Selection
Learn how to use the finalization form to shape your first draft with clear learning objectives, focused content inputs, optional source material, and the right model choice.
Overview
The finalization form has one job: setting the conditions for your first draft. This module teaches you how to use it well. Start with a clear, student-friendly learning objective that describes what students should be able to do by the end of the activity. Add a topic to keep Eduaide focused on your content. From there, you can optionally upload documents, link websites or YouTube videos, or select standards to ground your generation in specific material. One thing to keep in mind: the finalization form is not the place for formatting details. Don't specify the number of questions, section lengths, or layout preferences here. Those refinements happen more effectively in the workspace.
Key Takeaways
Clear Learning Objectives
Use short, specific, student-friendly language. The objective tells what students should do, not what the document should say or how long it should be.
Keep Inputs Simple
Don't overclock the input with superfluous details like the number of questions or section lengths. Focus on content details and learning objectives.
Optional Context Sources
Upload documents, link websites or YouTube videos, or select up to five standards from the standards knowledge graph to ground your generation in specific content.
Model Selection
Choose Fast for quicker results or Reasoning for handling structure and complexity more carefully. Your choice affects the draft, not how you should revise or differentiate it.