Generate a course

Describe your topic, set the audience, tone, and length, and AI generates a structured course you can review and edit before publishing.

You can generate a complete course from a prompt. Describe your topic and a few details, and AI builds a structured course, screen by screen, that you review and refine before publishing.

Generate a course

1. From the dashboard, select Generate using a prompt.
2. Describe your topic. The more detail you give on goals and must-include points, the better the result.
3. Set your audience and their familiarity with the topic: Beginners, Intermediate, or Advanced. This shapes how much depth the course goes into.
4. Set the learning outcome (what learners should be able to do afterwards), the language, and the tone.
5. Choose the length as a screen-count range.

Choosing a tone

You can pick from three tones:

• Informal & Conversational: approachable and human, good for general or lighter topics.
• Academic & Research-Based: precise and authoritative, good for technical or compliance content.
• Motivational & Persuasive: energising, good for leadership and self-improvement.

Review the outline

AI generates a course outline first. Before it builds the full content, you can:

• Add or remove screens
• Rename screen titles
• Reorder screens by dragging them
• Select Regenerate for a different version of the outline

When you're happy, create the full course and AI builds each screen, applying your chosen tone and language.

Review and publish

Preview the generated course to check the content, images, and flow. Open it in the editor to refine anything, text, images, layout, or screen order, then publish to make it live.

Frequently asked questions

Can I edit a generated course?

Yes. Everything is editable after generation, including text, images, layout, and screen order.

How long should a generated course be?

Aim for around 20 screens or fewer. For longer topics, split the content into several smaller courses grouped into a collection.

What if the first outline isn't right?

Use Regenerate for a fresh version of the outline, or edit the screens directly before building the full course.