How it works

Course Generator Studio organizes the learning experience. The author remains the author.

This is not summarization. It is course construction from a complete source, with verification and author's approval at every stage.

  1. 01

    Upload the complete manuscript

    This is not about an excerpt or a summary. The studio works best from your completed book or document, plus any supplemental source documents you want it to draw on.

  2. 02

    The generator understands the whole source

    Before anything is generated, the full text is read as one work — its argument, sequence and terminology — so lessons follow your book or source document rather than a template.

  3. 03

    A course outline is created

    You receive a proposed structure: modules, lessons and what each one teaches, mapped back to the chapters they come from.

  4. 04

    You choose generation settings

    Depth, lesson length, tone, how much activity and assessment you want, and which sections to include or leave out.

  5. 05

    Lessons are generated

    Each lesson is written to teach the material in your book or document, using your terms and your framing rather than a generic paraphrase.

  6. 06

    Activities and quizzes are generated

    Comprehension checks, reflection prompts and exercises are produced per lesson so the course is interactive rather than being just a reading list.

  7. 07

    Visual lesson design

    Lessons are laid out with headings, callouts, imagery and cover artwork so they read as designed material, not raw text.

  8. 08

    Source verification

    Query the AI on any passage — "where did this phrase come from?" — and see the part of your source it was drawn from.

  9. 09

    Author review, edit and lock

    Edit anything, regenerate only the parts you want, keep version history and autosave, then lock lessons you consider final so they stay fixed.

  10. 10

    Publish to your branded course site

    Your approved course goes live on your own workspace site and domain, where students enroll and work through it.

Nothing gets published without your approval

Generation is a draft stage. Lessons only reach students after you have reviewed, edited and locked them.