Free Lesson Plan & Syllabus Timeline Mapper
Paste a raw list of weekly topics and instantly generate a formatted academic syllabus outline — complete with learning outcomes, teaching methods, and assessment notes. Export a print-ready PDF in one click.
All data stays in your browser · No login · No account needed
Paste or type your weekly topics — one per line. Weeks containing "Midterm", "Exam", "Revision", or "Holiday" are flagged automatically.
| Week | Date | Topic | Learning Outcomes | Method | Notes / Assessment | Type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paste your topic list on the left and click Generate Syllabus. | |||||||
From Raw Topics to a Professional Syllabus in 3 Steps
Follow these steps to get results in under a minute
How Syllabus Timeline Mapper Compares
vs spreadsheets, manual processes, and paid platforms
| Feature | UniCloud360 Syllabus Timeline Mapper | Word / Google Docs | Excel / Spreadsheet | Paid LMS Syllabus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paste-to-generate from raw list | One-click import | Manual copy-paste | Manual entry | Template upload only |
| Auto-detect special weeks | Midterm/Exam/Holiday | No | No | Manual flag |
| Week-by-week outcomes & methods | Per-row fields | Manual paragraph | Separate cells | Yes |
| Print-ready formatted PDF | Instant export | Formatting lost | Manual page setup | Yes |
| Editable after generation | Every cell editable | Yes | Yes | Limited editing |
| No login or setup | Browser-based | Google account | Office required | Account required |
| Cost | Free forever | Google account | Free | Paid subscription |
What Lecturers Are Saying
Trusted by lecturers and students across Sri Lankan universities
"I had 14 weeks of notes jotted down on paper. Typed them in, clicked Generate, and had a proper syllabus in under two minutes. The auto-detection of midterm and exam weeks saved so much time."
"Every semester I dreaded creating the course outline. Now I paste my topics from my lecture plan spreadsheet, add outcomes for each week, and share the PDF with students on day one."
"The week-type colour coding is exactly what our faculty board requires. Revision and exam weeks are clearly differentiated in the printed document, which makes scheduling discussions much easier."
"We now use this for all new course submissions. The format is clean enough for the academic senate and easy enough that any lecturer can use it without training."