Learning path

Five stages, one repeatable production process

Each stage builds on the last, so by the end you have a full process you can reuse on real projects — not just a set of disconnected lessons.

Audience and outcome planning
Start by clarifying who the course or e-book is for and what it needs to help them do. You'll learn a repeatable planning worksheet you can use with every new project.
Outline and source management
Turn approved source material — the expert's notes, transcripts, or research — into a structured outline, and learn how to track and organize sources as you go.
Drafting and instructional structure
Practice using AI-assisted tools to draft lesson or chapter structure from the outline, keeping instructional flow clear and consistent.
Editing, worksheets, and formatting
Edit drafts for clarity and consistency, and prepare worksheets, references, and accessible formatting for the finished product.
Rights, expert sign-off, and production handoff
Learn how to route work back to the subject-matter expert for factual review and approval, handle basic rights considerations, and hand off a production-ready file.

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