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How to Use the Koursely AI Creator Assistant for Course Outlines
Generate course structures, lesson descriptions, and module outlines faster with the built-in AI assistant.
The AI Creator Assistant is built specifically to speed up the slowest part of launching a course: going from a topic idea to a structured outline. It's available directly inside the course builder.
Generating a Course Outline
- Start a new course and open the AI Creator Assistant panel from the course builder.
- Describe your course topic and target audience in a sentence or two — the more specific, the better the first draft (compare "a course about marketing" to "a 6-module course teaching solo Instagram coaches how to run their first paid ad campaign").
- Review the generated module and lesson structure. Treat this as a first draft, not a final structure — reorder, merge, or delete suggested lessons to match what you actually want to teach.
- Apply the outline to your course builder, where it becomes real, editable modules and lesson placeholders you fill in with your actual content and video.
Other Ways to Use It
- Lesson descriptions: generate a first draft of a lesson's summary text, which you can then edit for accuracy and voice.
- Module titles: get alternate phrasing suggestions if you're stuck naming a section.
Always review before publishing. The assistant drafts structure and copy quickly, but it doesn't know your specific curriculum, credentials, or claims — verify accuracy, especially for anything making a specific promise or result, before it goes live to students.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the AI Assistant generate video content or record my lessons?
No — it drafts text structure (outlines, titles, descriptions) only. Video recording and upload is a separate manual step in the course builder.
Is the AI Assistant the same as general product support?
No — for "how do I configure X" platform questions, use the docs search or a support ticket. See How to Get Help in Koursely for the full picture of where to go for what.
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