IMPORT

Bring your own curriculum

Paste a syllabus or upload a PDF. Get back dated, structured lessons — with every word you wrote kept exactly as you wrote it.

import · fall-semester-plan.pdf

fall-semester-plan.pdf

  1. Unit 2: Rivers & civilizations
  2. Week 3 — The Nile floods. Discuss how
  3. flooding made farming possible; map the delta.
  4. Bring: blue dye, tray, sand.
  5. Week 4 — Pyramids & papyrus (2 sessions,
  6. split the build across both days).

SEP 16 · HISTORY

The Nile floods

"Discuss how flooding made farming possible; map the delta."

verbatim

SEP 23 + 25 · HISTORY

Pyramids & papyrus

Kept as 2 sessions — the pacing your plan asked for.

HOW VERBATIM WORKS

The AI points. It never retypes.

Most AI import tools read your curriculum and write their own version of it. Cotable's doesn't get the chance: the model returns line numbers into your numbered source, and the text is sliced out server-side.

The wording that reaches your lessons is your wording — not a paraphrase, not a summary, not "improved." If you wrote "mummies (ew)," your lesson says "mummies (ew)."

// what the model returns

lesson: "The Nile floods"

source lines: 2–3

// what Cotable does

slice lines 2–3 from your document,

byte for byte, on the server

REVIEW BEFORE COMMIT

Nothing is written until you've seen the whole table.

Import ends at a review step, not a surprise. Combine two lessons the AI split, split one it combined, set aside the parts that aren't lessons at all — then accept. Only accepted lessons touch your plan.

REVIEW — NOTHING SAVED YET

Week 3 — The Nile floodskeep
Week 4 — Pyramids (2 sessions)keep
Supply list for the yearset aside
Week 5a + 5b — Mummiescombine
Accept 3your wording, untouched

THE DETAILS

Import that respects the work

PDF & PASTE

Bring it however it exists

Paste from a Google Doc export or upload the PDF straight from the curriculum publisher's site. Both roads lead to the same review table.

STRUCTURE

Units and pacing, understood

Import reads the shape of your plan — units, lessons, and the pacing your curriculum intended, like "this topic needs two sessions." It keeps that shape.

REAL DATES

Lands on days you actually meet

Lessons date onto your real meeting days, step around your declared breaks, and extend the term if the curriculum runs longer than the calendar.

SOURCE KEPT

The original never disappears

Your imported text stays attached to each lesson as source material, separate from anything written later. You can always see what you started with.

KEEP EXPLORING

COTIE

An AI that pulls up a seat

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THE YEAR

The whole year on one grid

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THIS WEEK

Class day, already sorted

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That doc you've been dreading?

Paste it in. Ten minutes later it's a semester with dates.