Topic Hubs
A Topic Hub is a revision page for one topic, pinned to the top of a class space. Build it from these blocks, by hand or with an AI draft, and pupils come back to it on their own.
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The explanation, the key ideas and the vocabulary.
A heading that splits the page into sections.

A passage of explanation, with bold, lists and links.

The handful of things pupils must remember, as a list.

Words and their definitions.

A boxed exam tip, key idea or warning about a common mistake.
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Everything pupils watch, listen to or open.
A picture or diagram.

A YouTube or Vimeo video, played on the page.
A sound clip pupils play on the page.

A link to a website, a NotebookLM notebook or a Google Drive file.
A file pupils download: a worksheet, a knowledge organiser, past papers.
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The blocks pupils do, not just read.

A deck of flashcards pupils flip through on the page.

A mind map of the topic, which pupils can explore.

A grid of recall questions at different levels, played on the page.

One of the lesson activities, played on the page: a crossword, a word search, a sort and more.

An exam-style question pupils answer on the page, marked by AI against your mark scheme.

A "Can you now…?" list. Pupils rate each statement: not yet, nearly there, or I've got it.
Start from a blank page, or let AI write a full draft from a topic, your notes, the curriculum or lessons you have taught. You read and edit it before anything reaches a class.
Choose Pin to classes and the hub sits at the top of each class space until you unpin it. Put several hubs in a collection to pin a whole unit as one card.
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