What Can I Do with Output History?

Output History helps you keep track of content you have previously generated with CK-12’s Teacher Assistant or Teacher Agent. It can make it easier to return to previous AI-generated materials instead of recreating the same content from scratch.

What Can I Do with Output History?

• Find previously generated content without having to recreate the prompt.
• Review previous outputs before using them in your classroom.
• Reuse generated materials when you need a similar resource for another lesson or class.
• Continue refining an output by returning to previously generated content and making additional changes.
• Share your content with your students  by selecting the share icon, you can share the content publicly by using a QR code or direct link.
• Save time by building on materials you have already created.
• Keep track of AI-generated resources you have created through Teacher Assistant or Teacher Agent.

How Do I Use Output History?

1. Sign in to your CK-12 account.
2. Open Teacher Assistant or Teacher Agent.
3. Navigate to Output History
4. Review your previously generated outputs.
5. Select the output you want to revisit.
6. Review, edit, or refine the content as needed.
7. Save or use the updated material according to the available options.

Can I Use an Output Again?

Yes, previously generated content can serve as a starting point for future instructional materials. For example, you might revisit a lesson plan and ask for a different grade level, additional practice, simplified language, or intervention activities.

Teacher Assistant and Teacher Agent support adapting content for different grade levels and student needs.

What If I Cannot Find my Output History?

If a previously generated item does not appear in Output History:

1. Confirm that you are signed in to the correct CK-12 account.
2. Check the available history or saved-content areas in Teacher Assistant or Teacher Agent.

Best Practices for Using Output History

• Give each generation a clear purpose.
• Use specific prompts that include the subject, grade level, topic, and learning objective.
• Review generated content before sharing it.
• Customize outputs to match your students and teaching style.
• Reuse previous outputs as starting points rather than assuming they are ready to use without review.
• Keep important classroom materials saved in an appropriate location.