Learn about Lessons in Line

The $7 option provides one month of access. The $59 annual option provides 365 consecutive days. Changing a student’s school-calendar start date does not restart or extend either access period.

Yes. The workspace administrator may choose a student-access start date up to three months ahead and prepare calendars, subjects, courses, and assignments before students can open the planner.

Each Lessons in Line workspace supports up to four student trackers.

No. Lessons in Line is a private planner, checklist, and daily-work assistant—not a curriculum. It helps guide students through the work they need to complete each day. Administrators add their own courses, classes, assignments, and to-dos alongside the curriculum or learning materials they already use and lawfully own.

LessonLine helps an administrator turn a photograph or PDF of lesson-planning material into editable assignments. The administrator chooses the students and subject or topic, sees an allowance estimate, selects the starting date, calendar-day types, and weekdays, reviews the detected lesson-day groups, and approves the assignments before anything is added to a tracker. The administrator remains responsible for checking every assignment and date.

Each family receives a monthly processing allowance when LessonLine is enabled. Usage depends on the amount and complexity of the material, not simply the number of files, so one file does not represent one fixed percentage. Lessons in Line estimates the impact before processing. Reprocessing the same material uses allowance again, but previously saved results may be reused when available without another processing charge. File-count and file-size limits also apply.

Before uploading, remove personal or private information that is not needed for the lesson plan. Files are type-checked, malware-scanned, and stored temporarily. After the security scan, clean file contents are sent to OpenAI to detect assignments. Uploaded files are deleted after processing and are also scheduled for automatic deletion within 24 hours as a backup for abandoned or interrupted imports. Detected results may remain in the private workspace so the administrator can review or reuse them.

Choosing Take a photo opens the device camera after the user confirms and may cause the browser or phone to request camera permission. Choosing an existing photo opens the device’s photo picker. Lessons in Line receives only the photo the user selects.

TaskLine returns only dates and available start or end times. It does not copy names or activity descriptions into tasks. The administrator chooses what to call each activity, reviews every date and time, and approves the tasks before they are added. Each family may analyze up to 10 TaskLine photos per calendar month. Each photo must show one event or one related series and may return up to 25 dates. Collages and photos that combine unrelated invitations or schedules are not accepted. When a schedule shows several teams or groups, the administrator can enter the exact team or group label as a matching clue or crop or highlight the correct section. The label is used only to locate the matching dates and times.

No. If you do not like subscriptions, choose the $59 one-year purchase for 365 consecutive days of access. If you prefer to pay month by month, the $7 monthly subscription provides one month of access at a time.

Normally, students can view assigned items and record completion. An administrator can optionally allow a student to add tasks or manage subjects that student created. An Independent Student with a required PIN can manage their own calendar, day types, subjects, assignments, tasks, and dated or undated view. Subjects added by an administrator can be deleted only in Administrator mode. Independent Students cannot open other students’ trackers, devices, billing, workspace codes, or administrator settings.

Dated calendar view shows the student’s labeled calendar days and dates. Undated view shows subjects and assignments without revealing calendar position, day numbers, or whether the student is ahead or behind. The administrator chooses the view separately for each student. An Independent Student may choose their own view.

Use an ordinary dated plan for something that naturally comes and goes, such as an appointment, lesson, party, practice, or shower. It includes a check box if someone wants to dismiss it early; otherwise it stays visible through its scheduled day and then leaves the active-task area automatically. Use a persistent task for something that should remain until it is actually finished, such as watering a plant or writing a letter. Persistent tasks stay active until checked complete.

Yes, when the administrator enables that permission. A student may edit or delete a task the student created. Administrator-created tasks remain protected and can be changed or removed only by an administrator.

Independent Student access gives a student broad control of that student’s own tracker, including its calendar, custom day types, subjects, assignments, tasks, and display view. More than one student in a workspace can be given Independent Student access. Each Independent Student uses a 4-digit PIN and cannot access another student’s tracker, device management, billing, workspace codes, or administrator settings. Subjects added by an administrator can be deleted only in Administrator mode.

The Administrator Mode Code is shown during setup and on the password-protected Account page. It is used when switching from Student mode to Administrator mode and works only on an approved administrator device. It helps prevent accidental changes to calendars, subjects, student trackers, assignments, or setup information.

The device used to activate the account becomes the first approved administrator device. To connect another administrator device, enter the 8-digit private workspace code and verify the registered administrator email and password. It will become an approved administrator device immediately, so an already-approved device does not need to be nearby. Student devices still send an access request that must be approved from an administrator device. Use administrator access only on trusted devices.

Lessons in Line recognizes a browser identity rather than the physical computer. The same computer may appear again after using another browser, using a private window, clearing browser data, or opening the site through a separate browser environment. Remove entries you no longer recognize or use.

The planner locks behind the Lessons in Line access-code gate when monthly or annual access expires. Planner information is ordinarily preserved for renewal or recovery, subject to the retention and deletion practices in the Privacy Policy. Renewing ordinarily restores the preserved workspace.

Student planner information is not posted publicly, sold, or used for targeted advertising. It is available to the administrator and permitted users and approved devices in that workspace. Service providers process limited information to host, secure, synchronize, email, bill for, or—when an adult chooses an import feature—analyze selected material. The Privacy Policy explains those providers and retention practices.