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The Website template creates full-featured course sites powered by Starlight, a modern documentation framework. Your sites are fast, accessible, and work beautifully on any device.

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What You Get

Multi-page Sites

Organize content across multiple pages with clear navigation

Sidebar Navigation

Automatic navigation based on your content structure

Search

Built-in search so students can find information quickly

Interactive Elements

Quizzes, flashcards, and interactive examples

Math Support

Beautiful mathematical notation with LaTeX

Mobile Friendly

Responsive design that works on phones and tablets

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Site Structure

A typical course website includes: 
Course Website
├── Home page (introduction, overview)
├── Chapter 1
│   ├── Section 1.1
│   ├── Section 1.2
│   └── Chapter 1 Quiz
├── Chapter 2
│   ├── Section 2.1
│   ├── Section 2.2
│   └── Chapter 2 Quiz
├── Practice Problems
├── Glossary
└── Resources
The AI automatically creates this structure based on your content, but you can customize it through chat.

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Interactive Features

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Quizzes

Add self-assessment quizzes anywhere in your course:
  • Multiple choice questions
  • True/false questions
  • Fill-in-the-blank
  • Immediate feedback
  • Score tracking
Example prompt: “Add a 10-question quiz at the end of chapter 3 with immediate feedback”

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Flashcards

Help students memorize key terms:
  • Term and definition pairs
  • Click to flip
  • Shuffle option
  • Track progress
Example prompt: “Add flashcards for all the vocabulary in the genetics unit”

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Interactive Examples

Engage students with dynamic content:
  • Step-by-step walkthroughs
  • Adjustable parameters
  • Instant calculations
  • Visual demonstrations
Example prompt: “Add an interactive example where students can change the voltage and see how current changes”

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Mathematical Content

Course websites support full LaTeX mathematical notation:
  • Inline equations within text
  • Display equations on their own line
  • Equation numbering and references
  • Graphs and plots
Example prompt: “Add the quadratic formula as a highlighted equation”

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Adding Content from Question Bank

Pull from our 22,000+ question database: Example prompts:
  • “Find 5 IGCSE physics questions about momentum and add them to the practice page”
  • “Add A-Level integration questions with worked solutions”
  • “Include STEP problems as challenge exercises”

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Adding Chemistry Content

Include molecular diagrams: Example prompts:
  • “Add the molecular structure of caffeine to the stimulants section”
  • “Show the glucose molecule with labels”

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Publishing Your Website

When you’re ready to share:
  1. Click Publish in the top right
  2. Your site goes live at yourproject.eduarc.page
  3. Share the URL with students
Students don’t need an account to view published websites. Just share the link.

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Updating Published Sites

Changes are easy to make:
  1. Edit through the chat as usual
  2. Click Publish again
  3. Updates go live immediately
Students will see changes on their next page load.

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Best Practices

Clear Navigation

Use descriptive page titles so students know what each section contains

Consistent Structure

Keep a similar format for each chapter (intro, content, examples, quiz)

Break Up Content

Shorter pages are easier to digest than very long ones

Add Checkpoints

Include quizzes or self-checks so students can verify understanding

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Example Prompts

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Reorganizing Structure

Organize this into 5 chapters with an introduction and summary for each.

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Adding Features

Add a quiz at the end of each chapter.
Add flashcards for the key terms.
Add a glossary page linking all definitions.

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Enhancing Content

Add more examples to section 2.3.
Expand the explanation of [concept] with a step-by-step breakdown.
Add a diagram showing [process].

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Reorganizing

Move the practice problems to a separate page.
Add a 'Getting Started' section at the beginning.
Combine sections 3.1 and 3.2 into one page.

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Technical Details

Websites are built with Starlight, based on Astro. This means they’re static, fast, and don’t require any server-side code.
Sites are hosted on EduArc’s infrastructure. URLs use the format yourproject.eduarc.page.
Sites follow web accessibility guidelines (WCAG) for keyboard navigation, screen readers, and color contrast.
Static generation means fast load times. Images are optimized automatically.

Website Prompts

Detailed prompts for enhancing websites

Questions Database

Add exam questions to your course