2026 AI writing monetization full chain: lesson plans x PPT x homework design x DeepSeek prompts x Doubao WPS AI x Taobao order taking x Xianyu shop opening x making money through AI

1. Lesson plans (Yangyang)

(1) Introduction

1. What is a lesson plan?

A lesson plan, whose full name is teaching design plan, is a teaching plan and implementation plan designed in advance by teachers to smoothly carry out teaching activities.

It can help teachers clarify their thinking, define what each lesson should teach and how to teach it, and how to help students better understand and master knowledge.

Lesson plans are mainly used in the following scenarios: teachers participating in lesson plan competitions, conducting teaching demonstrations, attending recruitment interviews, and daily teaching, etc.

The main customer groups include: primary school teachers, middle school teachers, university lecturers, novice teachers (especially at the interview stage), tutoring and training class teachers, vocational training lecturers, and special education teachers.

2. Why make lesson plans?

Teachers have no time to write them, novice teachers do not know how to write them when participating in activities, and market demand is huge!

It is relatively simple; after learning the method, you can make money quickly, which suits beginners.

3. What does a lesson plan include?

1. Class period: refers to the time unit of one teaching activity arranged in the school timetable.

2. Teaching time: the actual teaching duration of a single lesson plan used in class.

3. Subject (course, major): the disciplinary scope in which teachers carry out teaching activities in a specific subject area, such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, literature, history, computer science, etc.

4. Learner analysis: a comprehensive understanding and analysis of students' knowledge base, learning ability, interests, learning habits, learning styles, and other aspects.

5. Teaching content: clearly list the knowledge points, concepts, theories, and other content to be explained in this lesson.

6. Teaching objectives: teaching objectives are the core of the lesson plan, clarifying the requirements students should meet in terms of knowledge, ability, and emotional attitudes through this lesson.

7. Teaching focus: the core content of this lesson, the knowledge or skills students need to master with emphasis.

8. Teaching difficulties: the difficulties students may encounter in the learning process or content that is not easy to understand.

9. Teaching methods: methods used by teachers in the teaching process, such as lecture method, discussion method, cooperative learning method, gamified teaching method, etc.

10. Teaching process: the teaching process is the main part of the lesson plan, describing in detail each link of the teaching activities.

It includes the following parts:

Introduction: introduce the new lesson through stories, questions, scenarios, etc., to stimulate students' interest in learning.

New lesson presentation: explain new knowledge in logical order, guiding students to understand and master it.

Class practice: consolidate new knowledge through practice and test students' learning outcomes.

Class summary: summarize the key content of this lesson and help students organize the knowledge system.

Assign homework: assign after-class homework to consolidate the learned knowledge and expand learning content.

11. Teaching resources: textbooks, teaching aids, multimedia resources, etc. needed during the teaching process.

12. Teaching reflection: the teacher's review and summary of the teaching process after class, including successes, shortcomings, and improvement measures.

13. Board design: the teaching content presented by the teacher on the blackboard to help students better understand and remember.

14. Teaching evaluation: methods and standards for evaluating students' classroom performance, homework completion, etc. Including: classroom questioning, group discussion performance, homework evaluation, tests or quizzes, etc.

15. After-class extension

After-class learning resources or activities provided to students to help them further consolidate and expand knowledge.

(Note: not every lesson plan needs to include all the above content; write according to customer needs)

4. Deal showcase

5. Who is this tutorial suitable for?

AI beginners who want to make money through AI and are diligent.

This tutorial covers 80% of lesson plan writing. For the remaining 20%, after learning the techniques, you can apply them by analogy and handle them as well.

Course outline
Part 1: Full process of AI lesson plan writing (Yangyang)
1. Basic understanding of lesson plans

1. Lesson plan introduction
   What is a lesson plan
   Applicable scenarios and target customer groups for lesson plans
   Market demand and advantages of writing lesson plans
   Detailed explanation of the 15 core modules of a complete lesson plan
   Showcase of real paid order cases
   Suitable audience for the course
2. Three practical scenarios for beginner lesson plans
   Scenario 1: Customer provides no template (universal template method)
3. General universal template framework
4. "No-brainer content" DeepSeek batch generation method, prompt templates, practical demonstration
5. Dedicated prompts for the core module "teaching process", requirements for tiered classroom activity design
6. Final draft formatting, text optimization standards, key points to avoid pitfalls
   Scenario 2: Customer provides their own template (key practice)
7. Template breakdown and analysis method (distinguish no-brainer modules + core teaching process table module)
8. Customized prompt writing adapted to customer templates, techniques for embedding template requirements
9. Breakdown and writing logic for table-based "teaching process", tiered prompt templates
10. Techniques for finely expanding teaching content, practical details for classroom teacher-student activities
11. Final draft formatting, unified format standards
    Scenario 3: Customer manuscript revision and customization
12. How to feed raw manuscript materials
13. Customized prompt templates (using an art lesson plan as an example)
14. Proofreading standards for the revised final draft
15. General optimization tips for lesson plan delivery
16. Course homework: Grade 4 Volume 1 'The Cricket's Home' 4000-word complete instructional design
    Hard requirements for the assignment
    Self-check checklist before submission
    Assignment submission channels, two-submission rule, file naming conventions
    'AI Lesson Plan Assignment Problem Reference Manual'

Part Two: Full workflow for AI-generated PPT courseware (Nana)
I. Basic understanding of PPT

1. Introduction to PPT software tools (Office PowerPoint, WPS)
2. Standard structure of a complete PPT: cover, table of contents, section pages, content pages, back cover
3. Design key points for each page type and demonstration examples
   II. Generating PPT outlines with DeepSeek (core step)
4. A 3-step outline workflow that beginners can easily follow
   DeepSeek software entry, deep thinking mode settings
   Two universal prompts: direct generation without a lesson plan, generation from an uploaded lesson plan
   Collection of multi-round outline revision instructions, verification and optimization methods
   Supporting assignment 1: Independently generate a complete PPT outline
5. Advanced refined outline generation method
   Techniques for setting the teacher identity upfront
   Two advanced prompting approaches (plain text requirements / uploaded lesson plan materials)
   Layered optimization instructions for outline content, pacing, and interaction
   How to save Markdown outlines
   III. One-click generation of finished PPTs with mainstream AI tools
6. AIPPT tool: import Markdown outline to generate, template selection
7. WPS AI PPT: three generation entry points (document/outline/text), member feature introduction
8. Doubao PPT generation (top recommendation for beginners)
   PC/mobile operation entry points
   Four prompt approaches: one-sentence quick generation, lesson plan upload generation, advanced standardized template, outline combined with lesson plan generation
   Multi-round revision instructions for PPT content, layout, and style
   PPT export formats (PPTX/PDF)
   Supporting assignment 2: Independently produce a complete PPT courseware
   IV. Manual fine-grained layout optimization in WPS (delivery enhancement)
9. Full cover optimization workflow (searching images in the material library, AI image editing, layout arrangement, before-and-after comparison)
10. Method for designing a unified background throughout the deck
11. Standardized beautification of page titles (unified title box)
12. One-click beautification of image-text layouts (hands-on with the Beautify Assistant feature)
13. Optional extension assignment 3: Hands-on cover optimization + unified background design
    5. Visual teaching chart creation
14. Metaso AI data retrieval + automatic chart generation (screenshot import to PPT)
15. WPS built-in chart / dynamic chart insertion operations
16. Recommended websites for companion material templates