How to Instantly Create Programming Lessons with CodeEasy’s Lesson Generator
Six clicks. One complete lesson.
Our new Lesson Generator is designed to help educators create structured, interactive programming lessons in minutes—no prep time required.
Built with AI—Trained Like a Computer Science Teacher
Our Lesson Generator uses AI carefully trained to think like a Computer Science educator. Lessons start from the basics and build in complexity, just like a well-designed curriculum. Each task comes with a sample solution, AI-generated hints, and formative assessment.
Tailor-Made Lessons in Just a Few Steps
With just a few inputs, you can generate complete lessons that include:
- Custom theory based on your prompt
- Gradually progressing concepts and challenges
- Practice tasks with increasing difficulty
- Support for 10 spoken languages and 6 programming languages: Python, JavaScript, Java, C#, C++, PHP
Whether you're teaching middle school or college, the content is adapted to the level you choose.
Interactive Practice, Right in the Browser
Students can write, run, and test code directly on the platform. No setup is needed. Choose between:
- No practice
- Embedded problems – assignments are written as text within the lesson, but students need to use an external IDE to solve them.
- Interactive in-browser tasks – assignments are presented as interactive programming blocks within the lesson on CodeEasy, complete with hints, automated assessment, and more.
You always get 5 tasks per lesson for now.
Coming Soon:
- Curriculum Upload - you’ll be able to upload a full course curriculum as a PDF, and we’ll auto-generate lessons aligned to every topic.
- Number of tasks - you’ll be able to choose how many tasks per lesson you want.
How much is it?
You would need an account and an active subscription. You can check our prices page.
How do I use it?
Enter the topic for the lesson you want to generate and choose the grade level and languages.
Select the type of tasks you want to include in your lesson by clicking on one of the available options - sit back and wait for your lesson to be generated.
Once ready, you can edit the theory content to your liking as well as download it as a PDF.
Tasks can be edited by going to the Edit tab inside the embedded code editor. Here, you can also try running the code, solve the task yourself, or check the solution example.
When you are happy with the lesson, click on the Next button at the bottom of the page to save it as a standalone lesson (or as part of a course - this feature will be available soon).
The lesson will now be available in your Study Courses page where you can start inviting students to register for it and track their progress.
