Everything a worksheet needs.
Dozenti knows worksheets, not text documents. Every block knows what it is: a task has a number and marks, a cloze text has gaps, a number line has steps. That saves the fiddling – and prints reliably.
The block library
All the blocks sit on the left in the editor, sorted by what they do on the sheet. Drag one in, click it in, or add it with the Enter key.
Tasks
- Task
- A number in a ring, a marks box in the margin – the numbering counts itself.
- Cloze text
- Set the gaps with a click, with a word bank above the text if you want one.
- Choice
- A question with boxes to tick – multiple choice in a minute.
- Matching
- Two columns whose pairs the learners join up.
- Sequence
- Steps or events to be put in the right order.
Answer space
- Answer field
- The space to write in: ruled, squared or blank.
- Label a picture
- A picture with numbered points and writing lines below it.
Arithmetic & geometry
- Arithmetic set
- Choose the number range and the operation – the editor works out the sums itself, with no AI involved.
- Number line
- From … to …, in any step size, decimals included.
- Coordinate grid
- Axes on squared paper with points; range and step size are up to you.
- Fractions
- Circles or bars, divided into equal parts.
- Clock
- Clock faces to read off, or to draw the hands on.
- Drawing grid
- Copy or mirror a shape on squared paper.
Text & knowledge
- Text block
- Formatted text with lists, formulas and pictures in the flow – as a box such as “Remember” or “Example” if you like.
- Heading
- Divides the sheet into sections.
- Reading text
- A document type of its own: easy-to-read type, line numbers, hyphenation.
Tables & plans
- Table
- A real grid – every cell can do everything a text block can.
- Chart
- Bars, a line or a pie, from your own values or from a table.
- Weekly plan & learning stations
- Document types of their own that start with the right layout.
Pictures, puzzles & assessment
- Picture
- Upload one or search open sources – author and licence come with it.
- Word search
- A grid of letters with words hidden in it.
- Crossword
- Words crossing each other, with the clues to go with them.
- Connect the dots
- Numbered dots that add up to a shape.
- Rubric
- Self-assessment, or a grid of criteria.
And around them
Lining things up without fiddling
Blocks snap to each other and to even spacing. Several at once can be grouped, aligned and distributed.
Header and footer
Name, date, class, page number – built once, there on every page, reusable as a template.
Templates
A finished sheet becomes a master copy: format, pages and header simply come along next time.
Pictures you are allowed to use
The picture search only shows free pictures from open sources. Author, source and licence are saved with the picture.
Formulas
Formulas are properly typeset in any text – typed as $…$ or entered in the formula bar.
PDF, print and Braille
Save as a PDF, print straight away, or export a BRF file for Braille embossers.
Saves by itself
Every change is stored. The sheets live in your account, on servers in Germany.
Works without a mouse
The whole editor can be used from the keyboard, with a visible focus ring and readable contrast.
What does not exist yet
An AI assistant, sheets at several levels of difficulty, an answer sheet of its own and sharing with colleagues are planned, but not finished. What comes when is in the Roadmap.