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BelleHabs's avatar
BelleHabs
Community Member
24 days ago

Magic Lesson Import

I tried to add a lesson to a course I started with AI, but when I tried to add a lesson by returning to the AI Outline, it wanted me to lose all the work I had already done editing the initial draft. 

 


I then tried to use the Magic Lesson Import but the format of the lesson was totally different than the previous lessons. Is there no way to add an additional lesson and follow the same format (blocks) with the AI assistant? 

 

 

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3 Replies

  • KellyAuner's avatar
    KellyAuner
    Staff
    20 days ago

    Hi BelleHabs,

    Thanks for reaching out!

    Currently, formatting or styling isn't included in the Magic Lesson Import feature. It sounds like this would be a time-saver for you, and I've let the team know. 

    Additionally, the screenshot you shared of the Overwrite course message is the expected behavior. You can edit the content of each lesson, or even add a new lesson manually. That will update the original draft that was generated. If you select Return to AI Outline to make edits, a new course draft will be generated. 

    While I've shared your thoughts with our product team, I'd love to learn how often you're finding yourself wanting to return to the AI Outline to continue editing. The more information we have, the better we're able to assess our customer's needs!

    • ChrisWilliams-f's avatar
      ChrisWilliams-f
      Community Member
      18 days ago

      Is there any timeline (or can you confirm it's on the roadmap) to import multiple lessons at one time? I have entire storyboards ready to go, but have to spend innumerable hours dividing it up to use the Magic Lesson Import.

      • LucianaPiazza's avatar
        LucianaPiazza
        Staff
        12 days ago

        Hi ChrisWilliams-f​,

        Thanks for reaching out! While I don't have any details to share about whether this is on our roadmap, I can definitely see how splitting an entire storyboard into individual lessons before using Magic Lesson Import could become a significant time investment, especially when you're building larger courses.

        I'd love to learn a little more so I can share additional context with our Product Team:

        • Can you tell us a little more about how your storyboards are organized today? For example, is each section or heading intended to become a separate lesson?
        • About how many lessons do you typically need to split out from a single storyboard?
        • If Magic Lesson Import could import multiple lessons at once, what would your ideal workflow look like?

         

        Thanks again for taking the time to share your experience. The additional context will help us better understand how this feature could improve your course development workflow.