Creatiq Creator & Teacher Guide

This guide walks you through everything you need to know to create, manage, and share interactive learning content with Creatiq.

1. Getting Started

Logging In

1. Open Creatiq in your browser.
2. Enter your email address and password on the login screen.
3. Click Sign In.
4. You will be taken to your Workspace -- the home screen where all your content lives.

If you forget your password, contact your organization's administrator for a reset.

Workspace Overview

Your workspace is organized around collections -- think of them as folders that group related content together.

When you first log in, you will see:

• Collections Grid -- All your collections displayed as cards. Each card shows the collection title, number of items, and curriculum tags.
• Smart Collections -- Two built-in collections appear at the top:
  • Uncategorized -- Content that has not been added to any collection yet.
  • Recent -- Content created or modified in the last 7 days.
• Search Bar -- Find collections by name, description, or subject. You can also press Ctrl+K (or Cmd+K on Mac) to jump to search instantly.
• Top Bar -- Contains the Creatiq logo, language selector, theme toggle (light/dark mode), your profile info with plan badge, and a logout button.

First-Time Users

If you are new and have no content yet, Creatiq shows a welcome screen with quick-start buttons:

• Quiz -- Create a quiz immediately.
• Flashcards -- Create a flashcard set.
• Fill in the Blanks -- Create a fill-in-the-blanks exercise.

Click any of these, or click the main Create with AI button to get started.

2. Creating Content

Creatiq offers two ways to create interactive learning content:

AI Copilot (Recommended)

The fastest way to create content. Describe what you want in plain language, and the AI generates it for you. See Section 3 for full details.

Manual Creation (H5P Editor)

For fine-grained control, you can use the built-in H5P editor directly:

1. Click the + Create button in the top bar.
2. Complete the Course Wizard (see below), then the H5P editor opens.
3. Select a content type from the editor's content type selector.
4. Fill in the fields manually -- questions, answers, media, feedback, and settings.
5. Click Save when you are done.

Course Wizard

Before you start creating, Creatiq guides you through a Course Wizard to set your curriculum context. This is a step-by-step process that includes:

1. Curriculum Framework -- Select the educational framework (e.g., national curriculum, IB, Common Core).
2. Grade Level -- Choose the target grade or age group.
3. Subject -- Pick the subject area.
4. Topic -- Select specific topics from the curriculum tree.

This context is important because it helps the AI generate pedagogically appropriate content and enables curriculum alignment features.

The wizard shows a step indicator in the top bar. Navigate with the Back and Next buttons. When you reach the last step, click Start Creating to proceed to the editor.

21 Supported Content Types

Creatiq supports a wide range of interactive content types organized into four categories:

Assessment (testing knowledge):

• Multiple Choice -- Questions with multiple answer options
• True/False -- Simple true or false statements
• Single Choice Set -- Rapid-fire single-answer questions
• Question Set -- Combine multiple question types into one quiz

Practice (reinforcing learning):

• Fill in the Blanks -- Complete sentences with missing words
• Drag Words -- Drag words to correct positions in text
• Mark the Words -- Click on correct words in a passage
• Flashcards -- Digital flashcards with front and back sides
• Dialog Cards -- Two-sided cards for vocabulary and concepts
• Crossword -- Interactive crossword puzzles
• Find the Words -- Word search grids
• Sort Paragraphs -- Arrange text segments in correct order
• Summary -- Select correct summary statements
• Arithmetic Quiz -- Timed math practice

Teaching (presenting information):

• Accordion -- Expandable/collapsible information panels
• Timeline -- Interactive timelines with events and media
• Chart -- Visual data charts and graphs
• Image Hotspots -- Interactive images with clickable information points

Exploration (open-ended activities):

• Essay -- Long-form written responses with keyword feedback
• Personality Quiz -- Self-assessment questionnaires
• Branching Scenario -- Decision-tree learning experiences

3. AI Copilot

The AI Copilot is your assistant for creating content quickly. It lives in a sidebar panel on the right side of the editor screen.

How to Open the Copilot

• On desktop: The Copilot sidebar appears automatically alongside the editor.
• On mobile: Tap the floating star button in the bottom-right corner to open the Copilot drawer.
• To collapse the sidebar on desktop, click the collapse button. Click the vertical "Copilot" strip to expand it again.

Source Selection

When you open the Copilot, you first choose your source -- what you want the AI to work with:

Generation from Topic

The most common workflow:

1. Select Topic as your source.
2. Choose a content type from the visual grid (e.g., Multiple Choice, Flashcards).
3. Type your topic or paste text in the topic field. If you set curriculum context in the wizard, the default topic is pre-filled.
4. Optionally adjust advanced settings:
   • Question Count -- How many questions to generate (1-50, default 10).
   • Bloom's Taxonomy Level -- Target a specific cognitive level (Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyze, Evaluate, Create) or leave on "Auto" to let the AI decide.
   • Custom Instructions -- Add specific guidance like "Focus on vocabulary for beginners" or "Include real-world examples."
   • Stock Image -- Attach a stock photo to image-based content types.
5. Click Generate.
6. Review the results in the preview area.

Generation Modes

Depending on the content type and your plan, you may see different generation modes:

• Single -- Generate one piece of content at a time.
• Bulk -- Generate multiple variations at once (5, 10, or 20 items). Useful for creating large question banks.
• Differentiated -- Generate the same content at multiple difficulty levels.

Quick Actions

Below the source cards, you will find a row of Quick Action buttons for the most common content types:

• Quiz (Multiple Choice)
• Flashcard
• True/False
• Fill in the Blanks

Clicking a quick action pre-selects both the source (Topic) and the content type, so you can start typing your topic right away.

Modify Existing Content

When you already have content, the Copilot offers actions to transform it:

Analyze Content

Get insights about your content quality:

Chat Interface

At the bottom of the Copilot sidebar, there is always a text input where you can type free-form messages to the AI. Use this for:

• Asking questions about your content.
• Requesting specific changes ("Change question 3 to focus on photosynthesis").
• Getting suggestions ("What other topics should I cover for this grade level?").

Curriculum Context Bar

If you completed the Course Wizard, a curriculum context bar appears in the Copilot showing your selected framework, grade, subject, and topics. This context automatically guides AI generation to produce curriculum-aligned content.

4. Content Editor

After AI generation or when editing existing content, you work in the H5P Editor.

Editor Layout

• The main area shows the H5P editor with all fields for the selected content type.
• The AI Copilot sidebar sits on the right (desktop) or is accessible via the floating button (mobile).

Working with the Editor

Each content type has its own set of fields. Common elements include:

• Title -- The name of your content piece.
• Questions/Items -- The core interactive elements (questions, cards, timeline events, etc.).
• Feedback -- Messages shown when learners answer correctly or incorrectly.
• Behavioral Settings -- Options like randomize order, show retry button, show solution, pass percentage.
• Media -- Add images, audio, or video to enrich content.

Saving Content

Click the Save button in the editor to save your work. New content gets a unique ID. Saved content appears in your workspace and can be added to collections.

5. Collections

Collections help you organize content into meaningful groups -- by unit, lesson, topic, or any structure that works for you.

Creating a Collection

1. On the workspace home screen, click the + New Collection card or the New Collection button.
2. In the dialog that appears, enter:
   • Title (required) -- e.g., "Unit 3: Cell Biology"
   • Description (optional) -- A brief summary of what this collection covers.
   • Visibility -- Choose Private (only you) or Public (visible to the community).
   • Curriculum Tags -- Attach framework, grade, subject, and topic tags.
3. Click Create.

Collection Detail View

Click a collection card to open its detail view. Here you will find:

• Header -- Collection title, visibility badge (public/private), and description.
• Curriculum Info Bar -- Shows attached curriculum framework, grade, subject, and topics.
• Items Tab -- All content items in this collection, displayed as cards. Each card shows the content type, title, and a play button.
• Suggestions Tab -- AI-powered suggestions for improving your collection (see below).
• Add Content button -- Add new or existing content to this collection.

Reordering Items

Content items in a collection can be reordered. Drag items to rearrange them in the sequence you want learners to follow.

Bloom's Gap Analysis

Switch to the Suggestions tab to see the Bloom's Distribution Chart. This shows:

• A bar chart with six Bloom's taxonomy levels: Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyze, Evaluate, Create.
• The percentage and count of items at each level.
• A coverage score (high/medium/low) indicating how well-balanced your collection is.
• Gap warnings -- Highlighted levels with a warning icon where you have no or few items. For example, if your collection has many "Remember" questions but nothing at "Analyze," the chart flags that gap.

Smart Suggestions

Below the Bloom's chart, Creatiq shows content suggestions -- existing content from your library or community content that could fill the identified gaps. Each suggestion card shows:

• Content title and type.
• Bloom's taxonomy level.
• An Add button to include it in your collection with one click.

Deleting a Collection

On the collections grid, each collection card has a delete option. Deleting a collection removes the grouping but does not delete the content items themselves.

6. Marketplace

The marketplace lets you discover and reuse content shared by the community.

Browsing Community Content

1. Navigate to the marketplace view (public content browser).
2. Use the search bar to find content by keyword.
3. Apply filters to narrow results:
   • Content Type -- Filter by specific H5P types (Multiple Choice, Flashcards, etc.).
   • Curriculum Filters -- Filter by framework, grade, subject, or topic.
4. Content is displayed in a grid of cards. Each card shows the title, content type, creator name, and preview thumbnail.

Adding Community Content

When you find content you want to use:

• Click Add to Collection to add a copy to one of your collections.
• Click Preview to try the content before adding it.

Content added from the marketplace is cloned into your library -- you get your own copy that you can edit freely without affecting the original.

Pagination

Large result sets are paginated. Use the Previous and Next buttons at the bottom to navigate through pages. The current range (e.g., "1-20 / 156") is shown between the buttons.

7. Curriculum Alignment

Creatiq integrates with an external curriculum service (ECC -- EduAgentic Central Curriculum) to provide structured curriculum metadata.

Attaching Curriculum to Content

When creating content through the Course Wizard, you select:

1. Framework -- The educational standard (e.g., Turkish MEB, UK National Curriculum, Common Core).
2. Grade -- The year or grade level.
3. Subject -- The subject area (Math, Science, Language, etc.).
4. Topics -- Specific curriculum topics.

This metadata travels with your content and appears in collection views, search filters, and the Copilot context bar.

Attaching Curriculum to Collections

When creating a collection, you can attach the same curriculum tags. This enables:

• Better organization and discoverability.
• Bloom's gap analysis that is aware of curriculum expectations.
• Smarter AI suggestions aligned to your curriculum.

8. Export

Creatiq content can be exported for use in other systems.

H5P Package Download

Export any content item as a standalone .h5p file. This file can be uploaded to any H5P-compatible platform (Moodle, WordPress, Drupal, etc.).

SCORM Export

For learning management systems that support SCORM, content can be exported as a SCORM package. This enables grade tracking and completion reporting within your LMS.

Embedding

Content can be embedded in external websites or LMS platforms via iframe. The embed URL format is:

/embed/{contentId}?token={authToken}

The embed player automatically:

• Loads the H5P content with full interactivity.
• Sends xAPI events to the parent window via postMessage.
• Auto-resizes the iframe to fit the content height.
• Reports errors to the hosting application.

9. Settings

Access settings by clicking the gear icon in the workspace top bar.

Profile

View your account information:

• Name -- Your display name.
• Email -- Your registered email address.

Profile information is managed by your organization's administrator.

Appearance

• Dark Mode -- Toggle between light and dark themes. Your preference is saved locally and persists across sessions.

Language

Click the globe icon in the header bar to switch between supported languages:

• English
• Turkish (Turkce)
• French (Francais)
• Spanish (Espanol)
• Arabic (with full right-to-left layout support)

The language setting affects the entire interface including the AI Copilot, navigation, and all labels.

Plan Information

The settings page shows your current subscription plan and usage:

• Plan Name (Free, Pro, or Premium) with a visual badge.
• Monthly Usage Bar -- Shows how many AI generations you have used out of your monthly limit.
• Remaining Generations -- The exact number of AI generations you have left this month.

10. Subscription Plans

Creatiq offers three plans to match different needs:

Free Plan

Get started at no cost:

• Access to all basic content types.
• Limited monthly AI generations.
• Create and organize collections.
• Basic content quality analysis.

Pro Plan

For active content creators:

• All Free features.
• Higher monthly AI generation limit.
• Access to additional content types.
• Bulk generation mode (create multiple items at once).
• Priority AI processing.

Premium Plan

For power users and institutions:

• All Pro features.
• Highest monthly AI generation limit.
• Access to all content types including Branching Scenario and advanced types.
• Differentiated generation mode (multiple difficulty levels at once).
• Advanced analytics and quality insights.
• Priority support.

Your current plan is shown as a badge next to your name in the header bar. Premium users see a crown icon. To upgrade your plan, contact your organization's administrator or visit the subscription management page.

Generation Limits

Each plan has a monthly limit on how many AI-generated content items you can create. The counter resets at the beginning of each billing month. You can check your remaining generations in the Settings page under the Plan section.

If you reach your limit, you can still create content manually using the H5P editor -- only AI generation is restricted.