Module 4: Revising and Differentiating Your Documents

Learn how Eduaide keeps revision inside the document with differentiation tools, Erasmus, image tools, and branching workflows that support multiple versions from one draft.

Overview

Most revision workflows pull you out of your work. You return to a dashboard, regenerate from scratch, or copy output into a separate document. Eduaide keeps you in the document the entire time. The toolbar gives you direct access to differentiation options, an AI revision agent, image tools, and your document history. When you differentiate, Eduaide branches the document rather than replacing it. The original stays intact while adapted versions are generated alongside it. A scaffolded version for struggling readers and a grade-level version for the rest of the class can exist in the same workspace, produced from the same starting point. Images work two ways. You can search openly licensed material in the public domain, or generate images in a range of styles. Either way, you can download or insert the images in the document. The AI revision agent, Erasmus, reads your document and responds with that context. For example, you can reframe specific questions, chunk passages of text, draft directions, or ask follow-up questions, and it will relate back to your open document. In other words, Erasmus works from what's already on the page and inserts changes directly. You can also build entirely new resources from the library panel without leaving your current workspace. Moreover, you can use your current document as context for the next and chain your resources together.

Key Takeaways