AI Training Studio

The AI Training Studio lets you generate a full cybersecurity training module in minutes — starting from a prompt, a topic, an existing module, or an uploaded PDF.

This article covers the new module creation flow. For importing a SCORM package or other features inside the AI Training Studio, see the related articles at the end of this page.

Table Of Contents
  1. Step 1: Choose your starting point
  2. Step 2: Add slides and assets to the module
  3. Step 3: Saving and publishing
  4. FAQ
  5. Related articles

Step 1: Choose your starting point

From the module creation menu, select Start from scratch. This will create a basic starting template containing a Start Page and Final Page.

Step 2: Add slides and assets to the module

In the Training Studio you can add to your content further, including uploading assets (video, audio, images), modifying the structure, adding pages, questions, etc. using the ‘+’ button.

2.1 Module details and structure

Use the Settings tab for adjusting the Name of the module and description, the tags (for easier finding in the Content Library), adjusting the duration and adding a Thumbnail image for recognizing your module.

From the Pages tab, you can adjust the structure, duplicate pages, add new ones, delete pages. The Start and End page cannot be deleted since they include the campaign handlers such as Module Started and Module Completed.

2.2 Review and edit the draft

Every module is saved as a draft — nothing is visible to learners until you publish it. Use this stage to:

  • Swap out media. Replace any image or video with your own upload or an item from the built-in asset library (~100 images, icons, and videos). Media changes are saved as draft edits and only go live once you publish.
  • Adjust pages and module structure: Drag the pages, duplicate, delete them; make sure the module will play exactly as you envisioned it!

2.3 Translating into more languages

Once you are happy with the content of your module, you can select and translate into 39 languages.

Step 3: Saving and publishing

When the draft is ready, save your module and publish it. The module is now visible to learners if added to a campaign, and can be used by admins with access. You can make further edits when needed.

FAQ

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