AI Course Builder from Gutenberg Technology

GT’s AI Course Builder utilizes AI to automate the creation of high quality courses from existing files (e.g., Word, Powerpoint, Indesign, pdf, etc). In mere minutes, files can be turned into courses that align with selected educational standards and incorporate interactive activities, learning objectives, and high value assessments.

Building a course has traditionally been complex and time-consuming. GT’s AI Course Builder drastically streamlines and simplifies the process so education companies, certification organizations and corporate L&Ds can focus on producing up-to-date, engaging learner experiences rather than the nuts and bolts of course creation. The process is simple:

  • Import your static legacy content, such as textbooks and company training manuals, in any file format into the GT AI Course Builder.
  • The Builder’s Standards Alignment Wizard guides you through a series of steps to develop a course blueprint that aligns with relevant educational standards, such as learning outcomes, Bloom’s Taxonomy, Common Core State Standards, and Quality Matters Rubric.
  • The AI Course Builder generates structured content that incorporates course objectives, learning outcomes, assessments, assignments and activities that align with these standards.
  • The course can be further revised and updated using GT’s Cool Tool award-winning enterprise content management system, and distributed at the click of a button to 3rd party or proprietary platforms.

 

The GT platform ensures the integrity and identity of the content. The Builder only uses the imported elements, without generating content out of context. AI also creates interactions and elements such as flashcards, quizzes, accordions and many more.

For these reasons and more, AI Course Builder from Gutenberg Technology earned a Cool Tool Award (Winner) for “Best Authoring Tools Solution” as part of The EdTech Awards 2025 from EdTech Digest. 

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