Course Builder
A course from your source, with you in the loop
The builder asks. You answer. Nothing is published until you approve it.
A PDF, Markdown or DOCX file goes in. The interview sets the audience, the length, the tone and how learners should move through the course. The outline shows the lessons and the pages they will cite. You approve it, then you apply and publish.
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What happens, in order
The author stays in the loop at the outline, at apply and at publish.
Step 1
Upload the source
PDF, Markdown or DOCX. The text of that file is what later lessons are allowed to cite.
Step 2
Answer the interview
Audience, level, duration, tone, assessments, language, the shape of the course, the kind of activity, what learners already know, and the style.
Step 3
Approve the outline
Modules and lessons appear with the source pages they will use. Writing starts only after you approve.
Step 4
Review the lessons
Each block is checked against the cited pages. Unsupported claims are flagged before anyone can publish.
Step 5
Apply, then publish
Apply creates the course through the academy's own services. Publishing is a separate step, after the checks.
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Two recorded builds
The same Studio, two public documents, every interview question answered on screen.
Reading a microdosing survey
A Scientific Reports paper becomes a short course on what the survey found and where its conclusions stop.
- Source
- Scientific Reports, 2021
- Course
- 30 min · cited
- Shape
- Standard course
Reading the stablecoin report
The November 2021 US interagency report becomes a course on payment stablecoins and the risks the authors name.
- Source
- PWG report, Nov 2021
- Course
- 30 min · cited
- Asked for
- Slides
Recorded on a local academy. The courses teach the documents. They are not instructions for using what those documents discuss.