Add your source material, choose how students will practise and review the draft that artificial intelligence (AI) writes before you export it.
Paste course notes, upload PDFs or add web links. Describe the learning goal, audience and difficulty so the generated module fits the lesson.
You can turn off the research step to use only the material you provide. Check the generated explanations and sources for accuracy.
Include explanations, images, videos and interactive activities. Set the number and types of assessment questions, choose a reporting mode and set a passing score when needed.
See activity examplesPreview the generated lesson before exporting it. Request revisions to the content or settings, and invite colleagues to collaborate on the module.
Review question wording, feedback and source accuracy as part of your preparation for teaching.
Download a SCORM package, a ZIP file containing the lesson and instructions for a learning management system (LMS). Choose SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004 in the module settings.
Reporting depends on your module settings and LMS. Test completion and scores in your course before assigning the module.
Check LMS requirementsThe platform is free to use. Connect an API key, a credential that gives PortACourse access to your AI provider account, from Anthropic, Google, OpenAI or xAI.
Your provider charges for the AI usage. The total depends on the model, source material and revisions.
Describe what you teach and what your students should learn.