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The hardest part of a course is the blank page. You start on the far side of it.

Upload a file. A written course opens — objectives, activities, the text learners read. You do not write. You cut.

Coursition objective map: an objective written from an uploaded file, labelled with how well the file backs it and open for editing.

A finished first draft.

From objectives to the text learners read. All of it, not an outline.

  • You do not invent objectives

    You read them and cut what does not belong.

    Coursition objective map: one objective with its title and the skill learners walk away with.
  • You do not write briefs

    Every objective gets an activity. What learners do, when they are done. You tune the wording.

    Coursition activity plan: activity name, activity type, and editable instructions for a single objective.
  • You do not stitch text together

    Every activity comes with finished text. Nothing missing.

    Coursition course content: a written section explained from an uploaded file, with the practical task underneath.

Rewrite an objective. The activities and the text follow. One fix, not three.

You see it first.

Find the weak spots while fixing them is cheap.

  • Every objective says where it came from

    Coursition marks it: your file, or its own guess. No digging.

  • You find the holes, not your learners

    Walk the course their way. Fix what breaks before they hit it.

The course stays yours.

Upload what you have. You decide: what stays, what changes, what goes.