What does a LectaMe lesson look like?
A gallery of complete interactive example lessons across different subjects. See how a LectaMe lesson works — from AI-generated structure and layered depth to live participant interaction and analytics. See how such a lesson is built and use AI to make your own version.
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Anatomy lesson — Heart in cross-section
MBO V/HBO · 30 min
A layered anatomy lesson with AI illustrations from Image Studio and a formative check. Includes layered teaching for differentiation.
Clinical reasoning — Dyspnea case
MBO 4/HBO · 45 min
A patient case with live clinical reasoning through QR participation. Students formulate a differential diagnosis while the teacher sees their lines of reasoning in real time.
MBO healthcare — SBAR communication
MBO 3-4 · 50 min
A complete lesson on SBAR reporting with theory, practice, a case and a live check. Includes layered depth for levels 3 and 4.
Instructional video — Bandaging technique
MBO V · 15 min
A complete example of a lesson video edited in Videostudio: technique explanation, subtitles and pause moments with check questions.
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Frequently asked questions
What can I do with these example lessons?+
Each example shows a complete LectaMe lesson: the didactic structure (learning objectives, theory, case, interaction, check), the interactive elements and how the lesson runs in class. It shows how an experienced teacher builds a lesson — useful if you have never made a LectaMe lesson before.
Were these lessons made by real teachers?+
Examples by the LectaMe team, based on real lesson situations in MBO healthcare education.
Do these lessons work for my subject?+
The current selection focuses on healthcare education. The didactic structure (theory → case → check → deepening) works for most vocational subjects. Subject-specific examples for mathematics, languages or IT are on the roadmap. Tip: combine a general template from /sjablonen with the structure from these examples and fill it with your own subject content.
May I adapt and use these lessons?+
These pages show how a LectaMe lesson is built. Want to get started yourself? Create a free account and build your own lesson, or, as a teacher, reuse colleagues' lessons from the Library.