In this recorded webinar, I walk through Learning Genie and how it can help teachers quickly build a complete, well-structured unit—without starting from a blank page. The big idea is simple: you can generate a full unit plan and the supporting materials you actually need to teach it, like lesson plans, slide decks, worksheets, and assessments. I also highlight how it’s designed to work across any subject and any grade level (PreK–12), which is a huge win if you support multiple courses or you’re trying to differentiate quickly. I also dig into some of the features that matter most for real classrooms: aligning units to state standards, using AI to support interdisciplinary connections, and keeping instruction and assessment tied together. Another key takeaway is localization—building curriculum that connects to students’ lives and communities so learning feels meaningful and relevant. And yes, I point out that there’s a robust free version, which makes it much easier to test-drive before committing. If you want to explore further, I include links to the Learning Genie site, a sign-up option that includes extra credits, and an earlier webinar where I talk more about co-creating learning with students.