Where this is going.
Dozenti grows step by step – and in the order that the test phase shows to be the right one. So what you find here are plans, not dates: a plan is not a promise.
Done
The editor
Build sheets to the millimetre, save them, print them and keep them as PDFs – with alignment guides, groups, layers, several pages and formats.
Worksheet blocks
More than twenty blocks, from a task with a marks box to a crossword, plus header, footer and your own templates.
Accessibility
Braille export, a vision check before printing, easy-to-read typefaces – and an editor that works without a mouse.
In progress
Test phase with teachers
A small group is working with Dozenti in their everyday teaching. What they tell us decides the order of everything that follows.
AI assistant
Have tasks suggested that you take or discard one by one. For that we are training a language model of our own that runs in Germany – your sheets are never used as training material. It is not switched on in the test phase yet.
Next
Differentiation
The same sheet at two or three levels of difficulty. It comes if the test phase shows that this is what is needed.
Answer sheet
The expected answer is already kept with every task – printing it as an answer sheet of its own is still to come.
Building in open material
Take over open educational resources (OER), with complete source and licence details that the editor writes itself.
Later
Dozenti Library
A material library to search, share and build on – among colleagues and beyond.
More tools
Marking help, course and class organisation and more: Dozenti is meant as a toolbox that every teacher takes from what they need.
Is something missing that you need every day?
Then it belongs on this list. Write to us – this roadmap grows out of messages like that.