AI course generator: interactive modules from a plain-language brief
Intle's AI course generator turns a plain-language brief — plus any source documents you attach — into a structured, interactive learning draft. Instead of pages of text, each course can mix context panels, flashcards, timelines, decision points and scored questions, and automated interactivity and visual-density gates check the draft before delivery. Download the result as a SCORM 2004 or 1.2 package for LMS testing, or share it as a hosted session link.
A real generated module
This was generated from one brief and passes the same quality gates every package does. Click through it — every section is live.
Interactive preview
Module · 6 sections · Fully interactive
Why most campaigns underperform
- Always define a measurable goal before choosing a channel
- Vague goals produce vague results
Why campaigns miss their KPI
Based on a survey of 1,200 marketing teams
What every generated package includes
Mixed interactive sections, not text pages
The live example course runs six sections in 12 minutes: a context panel with a chart, a six-card flashcard deck, an eight-week campaign timeline, a branching decision point, a scored question and a channel-comparison guide. Quality gates require at least 40% of a module's sections to be interactive.
Decision points with graded consequences
Realistic dilemmas where every option carries a written consequence rated optimal, acceptable or poor — so learners see why an answer works, not just whether it does. Each decision is written into the package as a SCORM interaction with its own ID.
Scored knowledge checks with per-option feedback
Single- and multiple-choice questions where every option — right or wrong — returns specific written feedback. In the live example, each ROAS answer explains the exact calculation error behind it.
Flashcard decks for recall practice
Front-and-back cards with optional hints and shuffle. The example course drills six core marketing metrics — CTR, CPA, ROAS, CPM, LTV and impression share — with a plain-English definition behind each card.
Native data visualisations
Donut charts, comparison tables and timelines rendered directly in the package — no stock imagery. The example includes a five-segment chart on why campaigns miss their KPI and a five-row channel-selection table with typical CPA ranges.
Learning scaffolding throughout
Learning objectives, topic tags on every section, per-section key takeaways, callout panels, a progress bar and a section menu. Facilitator notes stay in your authoring view and are never shipped to learners.
How it works
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Write a brief — attach sources if you have them
Describe the course you need in up to 5,000 characters, in plain language. Optionally attach a PDF, DOCX, PPTX, text file or image (10 MB max), or paste a YouTube, Vimeo or web URL. Intle detects that you want a structured module — or you can set the type yourself.
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Review the proposed structure
Before full generation, Intle shows you the planned section-by-section outline — which parts are context, which are flashcards, timelines, decision points or scored questions. Approve it or adjust it before any content is written, so the finished module matches your intent.
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Generation runs against quality gates
Every module must keep at least 40% of its sections interactive, meet visual-density minimums, avoid long runs of passive reading, and vary its response modes. If a draft misses a gate, an automated repair pass fixes it before delivery — structural failures never ship.
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Download as SCORM or share a hosted link
Export a zip targeting SCORM 2004 4th Edition or SCORM 1.2 for testing in your LMS, with dated package-level evidence and per-platform validation status published on our LMS compatibility page. Or share a hosted session link with built-in response tracking.
What teams build with it
- L&D teams converting onboarding decks and policy PDFs into 10–25 minute interactive induction modules that new starters actually finish
- University course leads building student induction and research-methods modules, delivered through the institution's LMS as SCORM
- Leadership and management trainers producing coaching and delegation courses where managers practise judgement through decision points instead of passive reading
- Compliance and operations teams in regulated sectors turning regulation summaries into structured modules with scored checks and per-question SCORM reporting for audit trails
Start from a template
Prefer a head start? These templates generate this content type from a proven prompt.
Employee Onboarding Essentials
A structured first-week induction module that walks new starters through day-one paperwork, health and safety basics, must-know policies and 30-60-90 day expectations, ending with a scored knowledge check.
Coaching Conversations for Managers
Structured module teaching the GROW coaching framework with reflection prompts and practice dialogue scenarios.
Agile & Scrum Fundamentals
Agile and Scrum foundations for new joiners and the colleagues around them: Manifesto values, the three Scrum accountabilities, sprint events, user stories and story-point estimation, with a scored sprint-sequencing exercise.
Frequently asked questions
Can I export a generated course as a SCORM package?
Yes. Every module exports as a SCORM 2004 4th Edition or SCORM 1.2 zip — you choose the version at download. Questions and decision points inside the module are reported as SCORM interactions, so a SCORM-conformant LMS can record individual responses and scores, not just a completion flag.
Will the packages work in my LMS?
Packages target the SCORM 2004 4th Edition and SCORM 1.2 specifications. We publish the exact build behind dated package-level checks and a per-platform validation matrix marked pending where testing has not completed. Check your platform and test the package before rollout; hosted delivery remains available without an LMS.
Can I edit the course after it is generated?
Yes. The visual editor lets you rewrite section text, adjust questions and feedback, reorder sections, and change visualisations. Saving your edits automatically repackages the SCORM zip and updates the hosted session, so you never ship a stale version.
How does scoring work in a module?
Modules blend ungraded context sections with scored elements. Knowledge checks carry a correct answer and written feedback on every option; decision points grade each choice as optimal, acceptable or poor with a written consequence. In a SCORM export these are recorded as interactions with completion status; in a hosted session, each participant's responses appear in your session dashboard.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. You can generate and download courses on the free plan. Free and Starter exports retain the Intle credit; Premium removes it. Paid plans extend hosted-session lifetimes and raise generation limits.
Generate and review your own draft
Describe what you want to teach. Download a SCORM package for your LMS or share a hosted session link — free to start, no card required.