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Open Lark from the page you are already using
Lark works best when it can see the current screen context. Opening it from the Weekly Planner, Unit Planner, or Outcomes area gives it much stronger context than a generic empty chat.
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How to use Lark inside Planlark
Use Lark by text or voice to create, edit, delete, reschedule, and explain planning work across lessons, units, outcomes, and assessments.
Who this guide is for
Teachers who want to control planning work with natural language instead of clicking through each record manually.
By the end
Know what kinds of changes Lark can make safely inside the planner.
By the end
Use page context so Lark works on the right lesson, unit, or assessment.
By the end
Write clearer prompts for edits, regeneration, and workflow automation.
Step by step
The workflow to follow inside Planlark.
These steps are ordered to match how the planner works in practice, so later actions build on the context created in earlier ones.
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Ask for concrete actions, not just ideas
The best prompts name the object and the change: create a lesson, replace question 4, move the quiz, import a curriculum, or show uncovered outcomes. Specific requests produce more useful structured actions.
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Use follow-up edits instead of starting over
After Lark builds something, keep iterating on the same object. Ask it to shorten a lesson, change the difficulty, delete a question set, or regroup outcomes instead of repeating the original request from scratch.
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Use voice when speed matters
Voice is useful for fast changes between classes, quick schedule questions, and spoken lesson ideas. The goal is to move from idea to saved planning change without a separate note-taking step.
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Review action results and keep moving
Lark should report what changed. Use that result to decide whether you need one more targeted edit or whether the planning item is ready to use.
Ask Lark
Prompts that fit this workflow.
What do I teach tomorrow?
Replace question 4 with an easier multiple choice question.
Delete the duplicate review lesson and move the quiz to next week.
FAQ
Questions teachers usually ask here.
Can Lark edit and delete things, or just suggest them?
Lark is meant to do both. In Planlark, the goal is AI that can create, update, delete, reschedule, and regenerate structured planning work instead of only writing advice in a chat bubble.
Why does Lark work better on some pages than others?
Because it uses routed page context. If you open Lark from the Unit Planner, it can see unit details and related assessments. If you open it from the Outcomes page, it can focus on curriculum records and coverage.
Related guides
Keep going with the next workflow.
Getting Started
How to get started with Planlark
Set up your schedule, classes, and first planning workflow so the weekly planner, units, and AI actions all use the right school context.
Unit Planning
How to build units and lesson sequences in Planlark
Use the Unit Planner to create a unit, add source material, generate lesson sequences on real dates, and keep outcomes tied to the plan.
Assessments
How to create assessments and assignment templates in Planlark
Build quizzes, exit tickets, standard assignments, and text-based assignments with answer keys, editable question types, and AI control over each assessment.
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