Interactive Lesson Generator
A static worksheet asks students to read. An interactive lesson asks them to do. Glowsmith turns a one-line prompt into a hyper-interactive lesson where students manipulate demos, edit graphs, and get instant feedback - then you get the scores.
Students drag sliders and click buttons that move, grow, and react. In the Newton's laws lesson, students change friction and watch the puck slide farther every time.
See the friction demoInstead of looking at a frozen graph, students type an equation and the graph grades it. In the quadratic lesson, students must build y = x² - 2x to pass the page.
Try the graphing challengeEvery page ends with scorable questions: multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank dropdowns with instant feedback. Teachers see results without doing any marking.
Try the genetics quizLessons are split into short pages that build on each other, so nobody skips ahead to the answers.
Students find out if they're right as they go, with feedback that explains why.
Teachers see which pages students completed and which questions they missed.
Every page can be read aloud for accessibility and differentiation.
Real Desmos calculators and graphs with auto-checking built in.
Change any generated lesson and keep a version history.
A lesson is interactive when students do something and get feedback: dragging ingredients into a reaction, moving sliders to change a graph, or answering a question that grades itself. Interactive lessons turn passive readers into active participants.
Glowsmith generates sliders and buttons that drive live demos, drag-and-drop activities, embedded Desmos graphs that students can edit and that auto-check, multiple-choice questions, and dropdown fill-in-the-blank questions.
Yes. Students open the lesson link in a browser on a laptop, tablet, or phone and work through the pages at their own pace.
A lesson plan generator produces a document for the teacher. Glowsmith produces a lesson students run themselves - the thing the plan was planning for.
Preview five fully interactive lessons right now, or generate your own from a one-line prompt. Free to start.