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The teacher experience

Plan the lesson, engage the class, and see who needs support.

Bunat brings lesson building, content, assessment, and follow-up into one journey—so teachers can focus on learning instead of scattered tools.

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Teacher tools

From idea to follow-up, in one working path.

Bring together what teachers need before, during, and after the lesson while every step stays connected to its subject and class.

01

Organize the subject path

Sequence units and lessons by grade, class, and learning order.

02

Build the explanation your way

Combine the media and activities that fit each idea and class.

03

Turn understanding into assessment

Add an interactive question, assignment, or quiz in the same context.

04

Follow up with clarity

Review submissions, results, and questions that may need another explanation.

The teacher journey in Bunat

From a lesson idea to knowing who needs support.

A connected path helps teachers organize learning, run assessments, and return to the results with a clear next action.

  1. Organize the subject

    Sequence units and lessons within the assigned subject.

  2. Build the lesson experience

    Add explanations, media, and activities that fit the lesson objective.

  3. Publish the assessment

    Turn understanding into an interactive question, assignment, or quiz.

  4. Read the results and act

    Review submissions and difficult questions to see who needs support.

The teacher’s creative space

Content shaped around the teacher’s method—not the other way around.

Build the lesson step by step and combine content types to give each idea its clearest form.

  1. Text

    Structured explanations and readable steps.

  2. Video

    A direct upload or link that enriches the explanation.

  3. Image

    A diagram or visual example that supports the idea.

  4. File

    A worksheet or downloadable resource.

  5. Embed

    An external resource displayed inside the lesson.

  6. Interactive question

    A quick understanding check during learning.

  7. Assignment

    Practice, submission, and completion follow-up.

  8. Quiz

    A structured measure of understanding with clearer results.

Create the lesson experience

A creative space, not a fixed template

Teachers choose the medium that fits the objective and combine content types in one lesson around their students’ needs.

From classroom to platform

Playing cards energize the class. Bunat runs the round.

A student draws a numbered physical card and the teacher opens the matching number in the classroom question bank—turning lesson, assignment, and quiz questions into a live classroom conversation.

  1. 01

    Set the round context

    Choose a grade and unit to surface questions connected to what the class is learning.

  2. 02

    Start with numbered cards

    Organize questions into rounds of up to 20 cards, in a fixed or shuffled order.

  3. 03

    Connect the card to the screen

    The student draws a card; the teacher opens its matching number to reveal the question.

  4. 04

    Discuss and reveal when useful

    Use a hint, test an option, then show the answer or explanation at the right moment.

A hands-on classroom activity, grounded in Bunat’s academic context.

Cards create a moment of choice and participation, while every question remains connected to its subject, unit, and source in Bunat—so an existing question bank becomes a classroom activity without separate preparation.

  • Questions from lessons, assignments, and quizzes
  • Rounds of up to 20 cards
  • Optional shuffle
  • Hints and answers on demand
The next step

See how Bunat can work in your school.

We begin with a focused walkthrough, then define a clear pilot scope before expanding.

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