ppt-dimension-extractor
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Extract teaching content from courseware files by following a user-provided dimension table or rubric, especially when the user gives an Excel/worksheet with categories and extraction rules plus a PPT/PPTX to analyze. Use this whenever the user wants you to map slide content into dimensions such as vocabulary, reading, phonics, grammar, sentence structures, or similar curriculum buckets, even if they do not explicitly ask for a "skill." Also use it when the user wants the extracted result filled into a new Excel workbook, wants unfound items left blank, wants a structured teaching-content summary generated from slide decks, or asks to use the built-in L4 teaching-dimension standard without re-uploading the Excel. When the input includes a PPT/PPTX, first use the PPTX skill workflow to turn the deck into per-slide images, then extract from both slide images and text together rather than relying on text alone.
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