Generate Studio
Your knowledge deserves more than one format.
Build a course. Design a presentation. Add an avatar. Create a podcast. Start with your sources.
One workspace. Connected canvases.
What would you like to create?
You shouldn’t have to rebuild your thinking every time you change formats. Generate Studio brings the source material, shared chat, and specialized editors into one family.
Courses
Explain, practice, and check understanding.
Slides
Give your ideas room to stand out.
Avatar video
Put a presenter into the scene.
Animation
Use movement to guide attention.
Documents
Create something worth keeping nearby.
Podcasts
Give the topic a voice.
Mind maps
Show how the ideas connect.
Branching scenarios
Let learners make the decision.
01 / BRING THE KNOWLEDGE
The good stuff is already in your business.
Your playbooks. Your documents. The explanation your subject-matter expert finally put into words. Bring that material into the studio and build from it.
Select your sources.
Choose the material that should inform the work.
Talk through the idea.
Define the audience, the purpose, and what people need to do.
Review before you build.
Refine the outline or storyboard before generating the first draft.
02 / DESIGN THE LEARNING
A lesson worth getting involved in.
A clear explanation. A visual that makes it click. Then something to try. Explore how one financial lesson can bring all three together.
EXPLAIN. THEN EXPERIMENT.
A calculator inside the lesson.
From “Build Financial Statements From Your Own Records,” created in Course Builder.
- Start with a photograph, a short explanation, and the balance-sheet equation.
- Adjust assets, liabilities, and equity in the course’s native calculator.
- See the totals, difference, and comparison chart update together.
Two captures of the working calculator. The controls above switch screenshots.
MAKE THE CONNECTION VISIBLE.
Make the next step clear.
The same balance-sheet lesson, explained with a native Course Builder diagram.
- Trace the source: check the bank, loan, and equity records.
- Compare the totals: assets should equal liabilities plus equity.
- Resolve the difference: correct the source entries before sharing.
03 / CREATE THE PRESENTATION
From your sources to the scene.
Give your source material a visual form. Shape a presentation in Slide Studio, then bring in narration, movement, or a presenter from the Generate Studio family.
Explore the Shapes library in this project
Make it yours.
Start with a template. Work with text, images, charts, and diagrams on the canvas.
Set the pace.
Use narration, transitions, motion paths, and cinematic pan and zoom to shape the scene.
Invite a response.
Add questions and buttons in the Upskillable player. An exported MP4 remains a linear video.
04 / AVATAR STUDIO
Your presentation can have a presenter.
Start with a persona. Choose an image, then prepare an audio or video clip for your scene. The presenter becomes part of the same creative workspace.
One recognizable presenter.
Keep a persona’s image variants together in one place.
Choose the image.
Review the available artwork and insert the version that fits your scene.
Give the presenter a voice.
Open the audio/video clip workflow to prepare the script and voice.
Pose and outfit variations were added to this image for illustration; they are not saved persona assets.
05 / REUSE THE CONTEXT
The next thing you create doesn’t start from nothing.
Turn the same source material into a course, a document, or a podcast. Reuse an image across a course and a slide. Build a mind map to explain the connections. Different outputs, with a shared starting point.
06 / SUPPORT THE LEARNER
The source has a role after you press publish.
The context used to build the learning can also support the AI Tutor. So when someone asks for another explanation, the conversation can draw on the material behind the course, not only the words on the current page.
That’s the connection we’re building across Upskillable: help the creator explain the subject, then help the learner work through it. More relevant context is useful. It still needs the right teaching approach and reliable answers.
LET’S MAKE IT CONCRETE
What would your team build first?
Bring a topic and a sample of your source material.
Let’s explore what it could become in Generate Studio.