Instructional designers and L&D teams use AI to research, outline, draft and evaluate courses faster. We show you how to do it well — and can build courses with you using our AI-accelerated process.
AI supports instructional design by accelerating needs analysis, drafting objectives and outlines, generating first drafts of content, scenarios and assessments, scripting media and analyzing learner feedback — while the instructional designer provides learning science, judgment and quality control.
The biggest gains come from redesigning the production pipeline, not from one-off prompts.
Synthesize learner data and SME interviews into clear needs.
Draft measurable, aligned learning objectives.
Turn source material into structured modules.
Generate first drafts that SMEs review and refine.
Create realistic case studies and branching scenarios.
Write quiz items, rubrics and feedback at scale.
Script videos, narration and job aids quickly.
Analyze feedback and results to improve faster.
Train your designers, or have us build with you. A 30-minute call will tell you which fits.
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AI can accelerate needs analysis, objective writing, outlining, content drafting, scenario and assessment creation, media scripting and evaluation — with instructional designers reviewing and refining every output.
No. AI speeds up drafting and analysis, but effective learning still depends on instructional designers’ expertise in learning science, alignment and quality.
General-purpose assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude or Microsoft Copilot work well when paired with a clear process; authoring tools like Articulate Rise and Storyline increasingly include AI features too.
Use trusted source material, require SME review, check outputs against objectives, and keep humans accountable for final quality.
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