Creating by typing or pasting

If you'd rather write your case out (or paste in notes you already have), choose "Fill in writing" when you start a case report. This gives you a single form with everything in one place.

The form

The text form has a few parts:

• Required Data and Optional Data — the same structured fields about the student as the voice path: age, sex/gender, the frequency of the challenging behaviour, and country are required; family status, disorders, severity, diagnoses, hobbies, and grades are optional.
• "Detailed description of the situation (behavior level)" — the long narrative of what happened. This needs at least 100 characters (a live counter shows your progress).
• "Student's anamnesis" — the student's background and history. This also needs at least 100 characters.

If you have a solution

If you started from "I have a solution" (the "Share case" button), the form adds a Solution section. Here you describe:

• "Detailed description of the solution" — what you actually did.
• "Outcome of the solution" — what happened as a result.
• A success rating for how it went.

This is what turns your case into something others can learn from directly.

Save or publish

When you're done, you have two buttons:

• "Save" — keeps the case as a private draft, visible only to you (and administrators).
• "Save and publish" — saves it and shares it with the community right away.

Either way, "The created case study can be found in your profile." You can publish a private case (or unpublish a shared one) later from there.

The AI still helps

Even on the text path, you don't have to write everything. If you don't supply a title, the AI automatically generates a title and summary for your case from what you wrote. Your case is also detected as Czech or English and translated so it's available in both languages.