Clastio · Practical teacher guide
Reuse your school PowerPoint design for teaching slides
Upload an existing PowerPoint as a design reference, save the resulting style and select it when creating a chapter. Review the generated layouts before teaching, especially when your school requires particular fonts, spacing or brand assets.
Choose a representative reference
Use a deck with the layouts you actually teach with: title, explanation, example and practice. A reference with consistent typography and spacing is easier to use than a collection of unrelated designs. Keep a copy of the original and use materials your school permits you to share.
Review readability rather than appearance alone
Check heading size, contrast and how much text fits on a projected slide. Explain whether the class needs large labels, short explanations or visual examples. A design should support the teaching objective and work with the actual classroom display.
Reuse and adjust selectively
Save a preferred style for future chapters and choose a different one when a lesson needs it. The generated deck is an editable draft rather than a guaranteed pixel-perfect copy. Use the manual slide editor or PowerPoint for exact placement and inspect the exported file before class.
A workflow to try
- Choose an approved, consistent reference deck.
- Upload it as a design reference.
- Review and save the teacher style.
- Select that style for the chapter.
- Check the export and make exact adjustments.
Example teacher prompt
Use my uploaded presentation as the design reference. Keep explanations brief, prefer a worked-example layout for mathematics, and ask me which school elements must be included before planning.Try the planning playground
Common questions
- Is the result an exact copy of the reference?
- It is a design-guided editable draft. Review layouts and use manual editing for exact school requirements.
- How many styles can I save?
- Style-profile allowances depend on your current plan. The pricing page and usage screen show the current limits.