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LIGHTHOUSE TEACHING STUDIO · COURSE PRODUCTIONINSTRUCTOR / TEACHING ARTIST FRAMEWORK
Teach from the Lighthouse

PLAN THE LESSON CHAIN.

The instructor is not just responsible for what they know. In a statewide tele-class, somebody has to make the sequence, materials, camera/audio mode, access, practice task and follow-up explicit. This prototype turns those pieces into a reusable lesson plan stored on the device.

Recording studio control room
Lesson builder

If a student misses the spoken explanation, the lesson should still exist.

Saved lesson plans

Build once. Revise after teaching.

A production system should version lessons so the next instructor can see what worked, what overloaded students, and what materials were missing.

Before publishing

Check rights for charts/media, captions/transcripts, accessible document structure, file size, device requirements and whether the task can be completed without a camera.

Before going live

Open the room early, test music audio separately from speech audio, post the agenda, confirm break timing and make the written question channel visible.

After class

Publish the concise recap, update any changed instructions, attach the assignment, answer queued questions and record what should change before the next cohort.