Export Your Lesson Plans to PDF
Exporting your lesson plans to PDF allows you to print, share, and archive your lessons in a professional format. MyLesson.AI makes it easy to export any lesson plan to PDF with just a few clicks.
Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Access Your Lesson Plan
First, navigate to your saved lesson plans:
- Log in to your MyLesson.AI account
- Go to the Lessons page from your dashboard or navigation menu
- Click on the lesson plan you want to export
- This will open the lesson plan view page
Step 2: Find the Export Button
On the lesson plan view page, look for the "Export" button. It is typically located:
- At the top of the lesson plan page
- In the action menu or toolbar
- Near other action buttons like "Edit" or "Share"
Step 3: Select PDF Export
Click on the "Export" button to see the export options. You will see a dropdown menu with different export formats:
- Export to PDF - Click this option to export as PDF
- Export to Word (DOCX) - For editable Word documents
- Export to PowerPoint - For presentations
Select "Export to PDF" from the dropdown menu.
Step 4: Download Your PDF
Once you click "Export to PDF":
- The PDF will be generated automatically
- Your browser will download the file
- The filename will include the lesson title and date (e.g., "Lesson_Title_20260118_180000.pdf")
- The download typically appears in your browser download folder
What is Included in the PDF
Your exported PDF includes all the essential information from your lesson plan:
- Lesson Title - Prominently displayed at the top
- Metadata - Subject, grade level, duration, topic, methodology, and standards
- Learning Objectives - All objectives clearly listed
- Lesson Stages - Complete breakdown of all lesson stages and activities
- Resources - List of required materials and resources
- Glossary - Key terms and definitions
The PDF is professionally formatted with clear sections, making it easy to read and share.
Using Your Exported PDF
Once you have your PDF, you can:
- Print: Print directly from the PDF for physical copies
- Share: Email the PDF to colleagues or administrators
- Archive: Save the PDF to your computer or cloud storage
- Present: Use the PDF in presentations or meetings
- Submit: Submit the PDF as part of lesson plan requirements
Tips for Best Results
- Review Before Exporting: Make sure your lesson plan is complete and accurate before exporting
- Check File Size: PDFs are typically small and easy to share
- File Naming: The system automatically names files, but you can rename them after download
- Print Settings: When printing, use "Fit to Page" for best results
- Backup: Keep exported PDFs as backups of your lesson plans
Troubleshooting
PDF Not Downloading?
If the PDF does not download:
- Check your browser download settings
- Ensure pop-ups are not blocked
- Check your browser download folder
- Try a different browser if issues persist
PDF Looks Incorrect?
If the PDF formatting looks wrong:
- Make sure your lesson plan is saved before exporting
- Refresh the page and try exporting again
- Check that all lesson sections are properly filled in
Alternative Export Options
In addition to PDF, you can also export your lesson plans as:
- Word Document (DOCX): For editable documents you can customize further
- PowerPoint: For creating presentations from your lesson plans
All export options are available from the same Export button on your lesson plan page.
Need Help?
If you encounter any issues exporting your lesson plans:
- Visit our Troubleshooting Guide
- Check our FAQs for common questions
- Contact support at support@mylesson.ai