Lesson plan, assignment and quiz for technology, ready to print
Write the class, the length of the lesson and the equipment in the room, and the AI assistant EDi Classroom builds a 3D printing lesson plan. It is told to include goals, a minute-by-minute run, materials and a demonstration. No match with the Bulgarian curriculum is claimed. You get a PDF to print and hand out. Its screen and answers are in Bulgarian.
Part of Ultra, 39 EUR a month, with 1500 credits each month.
- For teacherstechnology, 3D printing, STEM
- A lesson by the minutegoals, materials, demonstration by instruction
- One PDF to printa quiz, if you ask, has its answers
- 25 credits60 questions out of 1500 in the shared wallet
What an AI lesson plan assistant is
A 3D printing lesson plan is the preparation for one class: what the students will learn, how the lesson runs minute by minute and which materials it needs. EDi Classroom is an AI assistant on EduFacturing for teachers that builds such a plan from your request and gives it as a PDF.
The assistant is told to look up facts in the EDi Brain knowledge base and the EduFacturing technical rules before it writes the lesson, but code does not force it. It can also write an assignment, a quiz or discussion questions on manufacturing technologies, 3D printing and STEM.
Part of Ultra: one question costs 25 credits, and 1500 credits a month cover 60 questions if you spend none on other assistants (the wallet is shared).
What you get: a plan, an assignment, a quiz, questions
Builds a lesson plan minute by minute
You give the class or age, the length and the equipment. The assistant is told to write goals, a minute-by-minute run, materials and a demonstration.
Writes a practical assignment
An assignment for practical work in the lesson, based on the equipment you name in the request.
Makes a quiz
For example a 10-question quiz on types of plastic. The assistant is told to put the right answers at the end, but code does not check it.
Suggests discussion questions
Questions to discuss in class on the topic of the lesson.
Which lessons it suits
It suits a teacher who prepares a technology, 3D printing or STEM class and does not want to start from a blank page.
A 3D printing lesson for students
The screen’s example: a 40-minute lesson for grade 8 on how an FDM printer works.
A lesson with one printer
A practical assignment for a technology lesson with one printer in the room.
Checking what students know
A 10-question quiz on types of plastic.
A class discussion
Discussion questions on the topic of the lesson.
How a request becomes a lesson
Four steps lead from a request to the PDF. The lesson is AI-written text that, by instruction, rests on facts from the knowledge base.
The request
You give the class or age, the length, the equipment and what you want.
Looking up facts
By its instructions the assistant searches EDi Brain and the EduFacturing rules before it writes the lesson; code does not force the search.
Writing in sections
The lesson comes in sections ready to print.
PDF to hand out
The document has a title, the sections and a “how to use it” note; a line with the class and the length appears if the assistant fills it in.
A PDF to print; a quiz, if you ask, has its answers
You get a document, not a chat
The PDF is the aim of every run. If the assistant cannot make it, the credits are returned. A clarifying question instead of a document is charged, so give the class, the length and the equipment at once.
A quiz, if you ask, has its answers
The assistant is told to put the right answers at the end, ready for marking.
The lesson is by the minute
The assistant is told to include goals, a minute-by-minute run, materials and a demonstration.
The assistant does not check or claim that a lesson matches the curriculum of the Bulgarian Ministry of Education and Science or any other: matching it stays with the teacher. The lesson is text written by AI and may contain mistakes: read the facts before you hand out the document.
Every PDF carries the note “the answers of the test are at the end of the document”, even when the lesson has no test. If the assistant replies only with a clarifying question, there is no PDF and the run is still charged.
The topics are manufacturing technologies, 3D printing and STEM. It takes text only, up to 4000 characters. The result is a PDF, not a Word file or a slideshow. The screen, answers and PDF are in Bulgarian, also to an English question; the screenshot shows the Bulgarian screen.
Questions about the lesson plan and the quiz
How to prepare a lesson plan with AI?
Write the class, the length of the lesson and the equipment, and press the “Питай” (Ask) button. You get a PDF to print; by instruction the plan has goals, a minute-by-minute run, materials and a demonstration.
Can it make a quiz with an answer key?
Yes, if you ask. The assistant is told to put the right answers at the end, but code does not check it. The screen’s example: a 10-question quiz on types of plastic.
Does the lesson follow a national curriculum?
No claim is made. The assistant does not check the lesson against the curriculum of the Bulgarian Ministry of Education and Science or any other: that stays with you.
Which file do I get?
One A4 PDF with a title and sections to print; a line with the class and the length appears if the assistant fills it in. The server keeps it for 24 hours, so download it the same day.
Which subjects and grades is it for?
Manufacturing technologies, 3D printing and STEM. You describe the class or age in the request. A question outside these topics is usually declined without credits; a model checks it and can err.
Does it answer in English?
No. The screen and answers are in Bulgarian, as its instructions require. In our test on 10.10.2026 with another assistant, an English question also got a Bulgarian answer.
How much does a question cost?
Ultra is 39 EUR a month with 1500 credits. One question is 25 credits: 60 questions a month if you spend none on other assistants (the wallet is shared). If the PDF cannot be made, the credits are returned; a mere clarifying question is charged.
The AI assistant for lesson plans is part of Ultra
Ultra costs 39 EUR a month: everything in Pro (45 tools), the EDi assistants and 1500 credits each month. Every run of an assistant spends credits.
In the Idea & selection group:
Related tools
3D printing tutorHow to learn 3D printing: an AI tutor explains in plain words, builds a study path or a quiz on request and is told to ask you a question. Ultra, 39 EUR/month.
Types of 3D printing technologyTypes of 3D printing technology: 19 processes from FDM and SLA to SLS and DMLS, with principle, supports and uses. Free, 3 times a day without an account.
3D printing materialsPeriodic table of 3D printing materials: 60 materials from PLA and PETG to resins, powders and alloys, with temperatures and properties. Free to use.
School STEM lab floor plan plannerSTEM lab floor plan for a school: enter the room size and tracks, get a 2D and 3D layout, an equipment list and safety notes. Part of Pro, 15 EUR a month.
Prepare the lesson without a blank page
Part of Ultra, 39 EUR a month, with 1500 credits each month.