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Tips for using Genie AI

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Genie works best when you give it clear instructions and build on the conversation. Here are a few simple tips to help you create high-quality courses faster.

Start with your goal

Begin by telling Genie what you’d like to create and what learners should achieve.

For example:

“Create an onboarding course that teaches employees how to use AI safely at work.”

The more specific your objective, the better Genie can tailor the course to your needs.

genie start building a course

Add context

Help Genie understand your audience and training goals by including details such as:

  • Target audience
  • Skill level
  • Industry
  • Learning objectives
  • Desired tone or writing style

For example:

“Create a beginner-friendly cybersecurity course for remote employees using a conversational tone.”

Use your own documents

If you already have training materials, upload them and ask Genie to use them as source material when generating lessons.

This is a great way to turn company policies, manuals, reports, or other documentation into engaging online training.

👉 Learn more in Create courses from existing documents with Genie.

genie upload your own documents

Keep the conversation going

Your first draft is just the beginning.

Ask Genie to refine and improve your course by requesting changes such as:

  • Expanding a topic
  • Simplifying an explanation
  • Rewriting a lesson
  • Adjusting the tone
  • Regenerating a quiz
  • Creating a final test

The more feedback you provide, the better Genie can tailor the course to your needs.

Be specific

Specific prompts usually produce better results.

Instead of:

“Improve this lesson.”

Try:

“Rewrite this lesson for managers with no previous cybersecurity experience.”

Or:

“Reduce this quiz to three questions and make the language more conversational.”

Review before publishing

Remember: You’re the boss. Genie is a tool designed to help you create courses faster. Use your expertise to fine-tune its suggestions.

Before publishing your course, always review the generated content to ensure it's accurate, appropriate, and aligned with your organization’s requirements.

Example prompts

Not sure where to start? Try asking Genie:

  • “Create an onboarding course about workplace safety.”
  • “Use the attached PDF to generate content for the first two lesson groups.”
  • “Rewrite this lesson in a more conversational tone.”
  • “Reduce this quiz to three questions.”
  • “Generate a 10-question final test.”
  • “Add another example to this lesson.”

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