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3 articles in Building Content
Building learning paths and courses
A learning path is a programme: an ordered set of courses, each an ordered set of modules. Building one well is mostly about sequence and scope — the content itself is the easy part.
Read article →Generating a learning path with AI
KAMI can generate a whole learning path for you — structure and written content — from your industry. It is a way to get a credible first draft in minutes instead of a blank page, and it is a draft…
Read article →Module content and assessments
A module is one lesson: some material, and optionally a test. The assessment settings are where most of the thinking goes, because they decide whether completing a module means anything.
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