Course Workshop & Avatars
Course workshop at a glance
FörLärareAdministration
Build courses yourself: material in, the AI suggests a structure, slides and narration are created, an avatar presents — in four phases.
Varför#
Existing material — a presentation, a script, a video — should become a course in hours rather than weeks, which you can publish, present and download.
Så fungerar det#
KlickvägLearning workshopNew course
- 1Open “Learning workshop” and choose “New course” — or continue a draft from “Your drafts” (Fig. 1).
Fig. 1 A course's guide: the four phases Content, Design, Speakers & Interaction and Publish with progress, below them the sub-steps of the current phase. - 2Phase 1 · Content: define the outline, then work out every slide with narration and presentation.
- 3Phase 2 · Design: logo and colours, music, transitions, further versions. The defaults usually fit.
- 4Phase 3 · Speakers & Interaction: choose figure and voice, define languages, place the speaker per slide.
- 5Phase 4 · Publish: release, share, present or download as video, presentation file, PDF or course package.
Inställningar och reglage#
- Kan slås på per kundStandard: påModul: Kurs-Studio
- Module “Course Studio” with usage for text models, speech output and images.
- Every sub-step has its own address — the browser's back button and bookmarks work.
- The workshop saves automatically; switching steps loses nothing.
Four phases, six steps#
- Content → 1 Outline (modules and slides) · 2 Slides (narration and presentation)
- Design → 3 Look & sound
- Speakers & Interaction → 4 Figure & voice · 5 Placing
- Publish → 6 Publish
The guide shows four words and a progress bar at the top; below them only the sub-steps of the current phase. On the phone it says “Step 2 of 4 · Design” with four dots.
What “done” means#
- Outline: done as soon as there are slides.
- Slides: done when every slide has narration and presentation — otherwise “n of m slides still missing”.
- Look & sound: has defaults, counts as done.
- Figure & voice: done when figure and voice are set.
- Placing: slides without their own decision use the automatic speaker spot — that is a finished state.
- Publish: done when the course is published.
Tips#
- Keyboard shortcuts: Alt+1 to Alt+4 jumps to the phase; “?” shows all shortcuts.
- Only what makes no sense without slides is locked. Whoever knows what they are doing jumps straight to step 4.
- Trial author account: upload your own presentation without signing in and have a course built; the account disappears after one day.
Prova själv#
Skanna QR-koden eller tryck på knappen
En provåtkomst skapas automatiskt och försvinner efter en dag — utan registrering.
Prova självhttps://kurs.balzac-publishers.com/probe?ziel=%2Fstudio%2Fkurs
Relaterade funktioner#
- Creating a course from materialPut in files, up to three web addresses or a text — the workshop reads it, recognises the topics and suggests a course; or adopt a presentation 1:1, film a text as a script, start empty.
- Phase 1 · Content: outline and slidesDefine modules and slides, then work out every slide with narration and presentation — the longest and most important step.
- Phase 2 · Design: look & soundStyle, logo, signet, surface behind the speaker, background music, transitions and further versions of the course.
- Phase 3 · Speakers & InteractionWho speaks the course, in which languages, with which voice — and where the speaker stands on every slide.
- Phase 4 · PublishRelease the course, view it as a student, share it, present it or download it — as video, presentation file, PDF or standard package for other learning systems.
- New slide editor (“Stage”)Edit slides directly on the slide: grab, move, rotate, align every element — with history, named versions and the original, to which you can return at any time.
Bakgrundskunskap
- How to create an e-learning course, step by stepHow an effective e-learning course comes together: audience, objectives, outline, content, exercises, assessment, testing and publishing in nine steps.
- ADDIE and SAM: instructional design models comparedADDIE and SAM in brief: phases, strengths, weaknesses and when each model fits — plus a lean process for AI-assisted course development.
