Creating Your First Course

This guide walks you through creating a course from scratch — from the settings page to your first published lesson.

Step 1: Create a new course

1. From your dashboard, click New Course
2. Enter a course title
3. Click Create

You'll land on the course page, which has four tabs: Lessons, Learners, Settings, and Analytics. The Lessons tab is open by default.

Step 2: Configure course settings

Course settings are organized into five sections: Basics, AI Content, Experience, Emails, and Pricing. Access settings by clicking the Settings tab on the course overview page. On wider screens a side navigation lets you jump directly to each section.

Basics

• Title — clear and descriptive
• URL Slug — the short identifier used in the course URL (auto-generated from the title; editable). The course link is /learn/{yourAccountSlug}/{courseSlug}
• Description — what learners will achieve
• Cover image — upload, pick from the media library, choose a Stock Photo (Freepik), or generate with AI
• Tags — help learners find your course

AI Content

• Target audience — who this course is for
• Learning objectives — what learners will be able to do
• Story / case study framing — optional narrative context
• Language — 14+ content languages supported
• Image style — photorealistic, illustration, flat design, and more
• Main character — name, photo, and description for visual consistency across AI-generated images
• Knowledge Files — reference documents the AI uses to generate content and answer learner questions

Experience

• AI Tutor — enable or disable the chat assistant for learners
• Sequential Progress — require learners to complete lessons in order
• Passing Score — minimum assessment score to pass the course
• Certificate — issue a certificate when learners finish
• Visibility / Enrollment — controls who can access and enroll in the course:
  • Open — anyone with the link can enroll; optionally require a password to enroll
  • Invitation Only — only learners you explicitly invite can access the course

Emails

Configure automated emails sent to learners:

• Enrollment Confirmation — sent when a learner enrolls; customizable subject and body
• Completion Notification — sent when a learner finishes the course
• Reminder Emails — sent N days after enrollment to nudge learners who haven't finished; add multiple reminders at different intervals

Email content supports template variables: {{course_title}}, {{learner_name}}, and (for reminders) {{days_since_start}}.

Pricing

• Toggle This is a paid course to require payment before enrollment
• Set a price and currency (EUR, USD, GBP, CHF, CAD, AUD)
• Requires a connected Stripe account — see Integrations

Tip: Use AI generation to draft a full course outline from your objectives — see AI Generation.

Step 3: Add lessons

1. In the Lessons panel, click Add Lesson
2. Give the lesson a title
3. Click into the lesson to open the lesson editor

Step 4: Add content blocks

Inside a lesson, click Add Block to insert content. Block types include:

• Text, Video, Slideshow (for content delivery)
• Quiz, Flashcard, Drag & Drop (for practice and assessment)
• AI Dialogue, Hotspot Image, Process Flow (for interactive learning)

See Blocks Overview for the full list.

Step 5: Publish

When ready, click Publish on the course overview page.

Your course is now live. Share the course link or your learner portal URL with your audience.

Updating a published course

Once a course is published, any edits you make to lessons are saved as drafts — they don't go live immediately. When you're ready to push changes to learners:

1. On the course page, click Publish Changes (N) (appears when there are pending drafts)
2. Review the summary of what changed in each lesson
3. Click Publish All Changes

To discard pending edits without publishing, click Discard Changes.

Next steps

• Manage lessons
• Explore block types
• Set up enrollment