An AI course creator for the training you give occasionally. We’re exploring a way to turn your notes into short lessons, useful practice, and a course you can take with you.
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01Describe what happened
02Explain the effect
03Agree on the next step
Illustrative example · Written for this preview
This authored example shows the kind of lesson structure we’re exploring. It was not generated by an available course tool. Browse the lessons and try a practice question.
Illustrative example · Written for this preview
Learning goalSeparate an observation from a judgment.
“You never prepare” is a judgment. “The meeting started without an agenda” is an observation that both people can check.
Start with one concrete moment. Explain its effect, then ask what happened from the other person’s perspective.
Which opening gives the other person something specific to respond to?
Learning goalConnect an observation to a useful consequence.
An observation alone may sound like a minor complaint. Describe why it mattered to the work: a decision was delayed, a customer was confused, or a colleague had to repeat a task.
Keep the effect proportionate. Ask whether your understanding is accurate before moving to a solution.
Which sentence explains an effect without guessing a motive?
Learning goalEnd with one action and a way to follow up.
A useful feedback conversation ends with an action someone can actually take. Decide who will do what, and when.
For the next meeting, agree to share three agenda points the day before. After the meeting, check whether that change helped; adjust the process together.
Which agreement is easiest to act on and review?
The intended workflow combines course structure and visual delivery. These are the capabilities we’re researching, not features you can use today.
Start from notes or an outline. Define the learner and one practical outcome, then review the lesson order before drafting.
Edit lesson text, examples, knowledge checks, and answer explanations. A subject expert reviews the content before it reaches learners.
We’re exploring a downloadable HTML course and per-course or usage-based pricing. Export formats, prices, and hosting terms are not finalized.
| Output | Useful when | Current stage |
|---|---|---|
| Presentation deck | An instructor leads a workshop or classroom lesson. | Available in the AiCanvasly presentation studio. |
| Self-paced short course | Learners need explanations and practice in a sequence. | Course creator is in planning; this page accepts early-access interest. |
| Learning management system | You need enrolment, grades, certificates, and organization-wide reporting. | Outside this initial course experiment. |
Not yet. This page provides an illustrative course and an early-access list. Course generation, material uploads, and course editing are not available here.
We’re exploring per-course or usage-based pricing. No price, plan, or launch date is confirmed. Joining the early-access list is free and does not require a subscription.
No. This initial direction focuses on editable short-course content and portable delivery. Learner administration, grade tracking, certificates, and SCORM or LTI support are not available.
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If you prepare training from your own material, join early access. Your registration helps us understand whether this workflow is useful before we build it.
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