Practice worksheet / Fictional example
Content preview. The Word download contains the same 17 fields in an editable document, with a fictional-demo notice.
Practice Lab Studio / Try what I built
Less blank page.
More hands-on learning.
Turn a how-to guide into a training worksheet. Give learners a goal, something to practise, and a way to check their work. Then hand the trainer an editable Word document—not another chat transcript.
A public adaptation of a real solution I built at Microsoft. Fictional examples, real editing and downloads. No sign-in needed.
Your turn
Take the trainer’s seat.
You’re the training author, not the learner. Pick a fictional guide, see it as a practice worksheet, and change a step to make it your own. Your takeaway is an editable Word document.
No live AI is running here. Creating a worksheet loads a prepared example for that guide, not a new AI response. Editing, review, and Word / JSON downloads really work. Nothing you type is uploaded or saved in the browser.
1 Choose
2 Preview
3 Review
4 Download
2 / Your practice worksheet
Ready when you areChoose a guide, then create its example worksheet.
This is where the blank page ends
Something you can actually teach from.
Create an example to see the guide reshaped into a readable worksheet. You’ll review the learning goals, practice steps, and completion checks before downloading it.
Learning goalsGuided practiceCompletion checks
No manual edits
Change a field, then choose Apply field. Turn off Edit worksheet to see your changes in the preview. Edits are manual, not AI-generated, and require a new review.
3 / You have the final word
Read it. Make it yours. Take it with you.
Compare the worksheet with the original guide. Check your changes and anything marked TBD, then confirm your review.
Approval is required before exporting. Any content change requires a new review.
Word: the editable training worksheet. JSON: the same 17 fields for a technical handoff.
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The decisions behind the demo
Useful is more than “it generated text.”
No guide? No guessing.
The workflow stops when the source is unavailable. Missing facts stay TBD. Open “What if the guide is missing?” to try the failure path yourself.
Your change stays your change.
Editing one field preserves the others. A preview shows applied changes, not unfinished typing, and every change clears the previous approval.
Review is a real step.
A draft is not a finished lesson. Downloads stay locked until a person reviews the current version. Pending edits cannot slip into an approved handoff.
Not trapped in a chat.
The same 17 fields carry through to the Word document and JSON file. No extra generation happens during export, and this public demo works offline.
Curious about the product thinking?
Read the product story The case study covers the real authoring problem, what I built, the tradeoffs, and how I would measure success.