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The exercise bank for your training sessions

Your exercises written once, sorted by subject, found in two clicks. Each one carries its brief, its hints, its extra information and its solution — which your learners only see when you show it.

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Your exercises stop going missing

A well-written exercise is worth every session that follows. You still have to find it: most trainers keep them in scattered files, documents named « exercise 3 final v2 », or in their head. The exercise bank gives them one place.

Each exercise is filed under a subject, with a counter telling you what you have to hand. A search box, a subject filter, and the one you need comes back — even two years later.

Four parts, and a solution that waits for your signal

An exercise is made of its brief, hints to get started without giving the answer away, extra information — formulas, data, resources — and its solution. You write it all in one go, while it is fresh.

The solution lives with the exercise but stays invisible to your learners until you click « Show the solution ». Not on the projected screen, not in the room, not even in what is sent to them: it is not there before you display it.

Project it, send it, print it

The same exercise goes full screen in front of the group, reaches a room where everyone reads it on their own device, and exports as a PDF — brief only, full version, or with the solution — with or without the hints.

Chain them into a lesson plan and you get your day laid out, with progress tracked room by room. A solution fixed in the bank is fixed everywhere the exercise is used.

What you can do

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Sorted by subject

Your subjects, your colours. One filter, one search, and the exercise comes back — however many you have piled up.

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Four parts

Brief, hints, extra information and solution. Each card shows at a glance which ones are filled in.

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The solution under lock

It is written with the exercise but appears only when you decide, on screen as well as in the room.

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Full-screen projection

One exercise on screen, readable from the back of the room, with a faithful preview while you write it.

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PDF export

Brief only, full version or with the solution, with or without the hints — and your logo, or your client's.

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Lesson plans

Chain your exercises into a session plan, and track progress room by room.

The exercise bank in pictures

Your exercises filed, the editor with its preview, and an exercise projected in front of the group.

Your exercises, sorted by subject

How many exercises, across how many subjects, how many with a solution. Filters and search bring the right one back in two clicks.

The editor, and its preview

You write on the left and see exactly what the group will see on the right. Publishing to a room, exporting as PDF or projecting are one click away.

Projected in front of the group

Large, legible, without the rest of the interface. The solution is written and ready — it waits for you to press the button.

When to use it?

Preparing and teaching with the exercise bank

Write the exercise once, use it every time you teach.

Tips

  • Fill in the brief first: an incomplete exercise beats one never written, and the card will remind you what is missing.
  • Duplicate an exercise to make a harder variant, without touching the original.
  • Chain your exercises into a lesson plan: you tick off progress room by room, which pays off when you run the same programme several times.
  • Fix a typo in the bank and it is fixed everywhere, including in the plans that use the exercise.

Frequently asked questions

Can my learners see the solution before I show it?
No. When you send an exercise to a room, the solution is not part of what reaches the devices: it is added only when you click « Show the solution ». There is nothing to uncover by digging through the page.
Do all four parts have to be filled in?
No, the brief is enough. Hints, extra information and the solution are optional, and each card in the bank shows which ones are filled. You can complete an exercise later, between two sessions.
Can I reuse an exercise from one session to the next?
That is the whole point of the bank. The same exercise can be projected, sent and printed as many times as you like, in any room. You can also duplicate it to make a variant without touching the original.
What is a lesson plan?
It is the outline of a session: a sequence of steps, each of which can point to an exercise in the bank. You tick off progress room by room, which lets you run the same programme with several groups without losing your place. Fixing the exercise in the bank fixes it in every plan that uses it.
Does the PDF carry EduTools branding?
No. The header is neutral by default, and you can place your organisation's logo on it, or the room's — handy when you work for a client. You also choose what the document contains: brief only, full version or with the solution.
Is the exercise bank limited by plan?
No: it comes with no quota, from the free plan, together with lesson plans. It is a preparation tool — there is no reason to ration it.

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