Turn what you know into learning people can take part in. Create your way. Deliver live, self-paced, or through your LMS.
A little knowledge.
A lot of interaction.
A blank page, a useful document, or a course you already have. There is a route for each.
Start with a brief, get guided through the essentials, choose activities first, or extract a structure from your materials.
You review the outline before the course is generated.Example brief. No AI request is made on this page.
AI-assisted source processing can send extracted text or source-image data to a model. Manual creation is a separate route. Plan allowances apply.
Supported sources include PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, CSV, TXT and common image formats. Use material you have permission to reuse.
Bring a webpage or a supported YouTube/Vimeo link when that source is available. Video is linked or embedded; raw video and audio files are not uploaded.
Review an extracted source structure before generation, or inspect a SCORM package and follow the appropriate recovery route. Availability depends on the source, release controls and review flow.
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An illustrated journey from a learning brief to questions, scenarios and feedback, then author review and a choice of delivery.
Not a live product recording. Review and test any course before use.
Watch on YouTube: Turn expertise into interactive learning
How manual authoring and AI-assisted creation differ, and which routes source text, source images and optional AI edits can take.
Not a live product recording. With AI assistance, source text and image data may reach AI models.
Watch on YouTube: Understand source data and optional AI useYour input becomes a proposed outline first. Review the sections, activities and visual choices before the full course is generated.
Check the topics and sequence. Refine a section brief, change an activity, and choose how a visual should support the learning.
This is a preview of the plan, not a finished course. AI may be used to prepare the outline; full content generation follows your approval.
Try moving a section or changing its activity before approving.
The controls change this illustration only. Nothing is sent to AI, generated or saved to your account.
Questions, decisions and discovery. Mix the right activities into a course—not just another page to read.
Review the proposed outline, adjust its sections, then generate the content. Continue in the visual editor.
An example course structure, not a fixed template. Add, remove and reorder sections to suit your learners.
Your learners can practise a decision and see feedback.
Reading, images, timelines, questions, flashcards, decisions, reflections, feedback and key points.
Live polls, word clouds, think–pair–share, role cards and spinners. Shared responses and facilitation need hosted delivery.
Branching scenarios, interactive video and hotspots when their source and release controls allow them. The editor shows activity availability before you add one.
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How a brief or source material can shape quizzes, scenarios and feedback that you review before delivery.
Not a live product recording. Source suitability and activity availability vary.
Watch on YouTube: From source material to learning activities
Start a course by hand: write your own content, add activities, arrange sections and preview the learning before delivery.
Not a live product recording. A manual course uses one creation from your allowance.
Watch on YouTube: Build an interactive course yourselfEdit the details, try the learner view and check the experience before anyone else sees it.
Interactive style illustration · edits stay in this page and are not saved
Write and adjust content yourself. Add media and activities, reorder the experience, or choose optional AI help for an edit.
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AI can draft learning content, but your judgement shapes the final course. A closer look at reviewing and refining a draft.
Not a live product recording. AI drafts need your review, and AI assistance uses your plan allowance.
Watch on YouTube: Review AI-drafted learning before sharingRun a session together, let people learn independently, or take a SCORM package into your existing LMS.
Choose facilitator-led delivery, share access, then lead the group through questions, discussions and live responses.
Illustration only. No session is created.
Hosted sessions include live features that a standalone SCORM ZIP cannot reproduce. Participant limits and expiry depend on plan allowances; passwords and reporting depend on session settings.
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Two ways to deliver a course, compared: an online learner link, or a SCORM package to test in your own LMS.
Not a live product recording. A SCORM ZIP is frozen at export, so export again after editing.
Watch on YouTube: Host online or export SCORM
A hosted session demonstration recorded in Intle: set up access, join as a demo learner, answer an activity, submit a poll and review participation.
Recorded on 13 October 2026 with fictional demo content. Silent, with captions. The results shown belong to this demo only.
Watch on YouTube: Host a live learning session
A fresh SCORM download from Intle, then a clearly labelled Blackboard upload of an earlier, different package.
Export recorded on 13 October 2026; the Blackboard footage is from September 2026. The new ZIP is not shown being tested in Blackboard.
Watch on YouTube: Export SCORM and see an earlier Blackboard upload
Explore Intle examples and try a sample SCORM package in your own learning platform before rollout.
Not a live product recording. A sample supports your own evaluation; it does not prove compatibility with every LMS.
Watch on YouTube: Explore examples and test a SCORM sampleKeep your courses and sessions in reach. Return to the editor, organise the content, and bring it back to the next group.
Your saved creation is the content you edit. A hosted session is how a group takes part. Keep those two jobs connected, without starting again.
Modules, courses and interactive learning sessions live in your saved creations.
Return to a creation to edit its content, then host it again or export an updated package. Interactive workspace controls require JavaScript.
Keep modules and learning sessions as saved creations. Arrange their sections by topic in the editor.
Reopen the content, correct or extend it, then save your changes. You do not need to start from scratch.
Reopen an eligible ended session, host a fresh group, or export a revised package to your LMS.
Illustrative figures—not customer results. Intle reports hosted participation and progress; advanced analytics and CSV export depend on your plan.
Review participation and completion. Pause and resume the session when needed, or reuse its content to create a fresh session for another group.
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Pause and resume access on an existing session link, then reuse the content for a new group with a fresh link and join code.
Not a live product recording. Reuse creates a new session and uses its allowance.
Watch on YouTube: Pause, resume and reuse a hosted session10 short guides, each placed beside the step it explains. Pick one here to jump to it.
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Know where AI is used, what travels with your course, and what changes with your delivery choice.
For AI-assisted creation, Intle proposes an outline from your input. Review the topics, section briefs, order, activity choices and visuals before choosing Generate. This is different from trying the completed learner experience later in the editor. Building by hand skips AI generation; imported packages follow their inspection and recovery route.
Yes. Build it yourself starts a blank course without an AI call. Write your content, choose available activities, arrange sections, preview, then host or export. Manual creation still uses one creation from your allowance. Choosing a separate AI-editing feature involves AI.
Yes. Return to a saved creation, refine its content and arrange sections by topic in the editor. Reopen an eligible session ended early to keep its link, participants and results, subject to its remaining availability and plan limits. Use Reuse for a fresh hosted session with a new link, code and participation history; it uses the normal session allowance and does not carry over a password. A new hosted learner-page load reads saved content; already-open views may not refresh and old answers are not migrated, so use a new session for material revisions. For an LMS, export your revision and upload the updated ZIP again.
It depends on the route. AI-assisted source processing can pass extracted text to language models, and source-image analysis can pass image data to a vision model. “Nothing uploaded ever reaches AI” is not a platform-wide promise. Manual authoring is a separate route. Read the trust information before using sensitive material.
Intle has validated compatibility with Blackboard, Moodle and Canvas. This is Intle-tested compatibility, not vendor certification or endorsement. Choose the SCORM version and settings that fit your institution’s setup, and check your published course in that environment.
No. Live group responses, shared word clouds and facilitator controls need Intle hosting. A SCORM export provides the applicable portable experience; some live activities become facilitation cards. Embedded videos and externally hosted media still need internet access. LMS reporting is separate from Intle’s hosted-session dashboard.
An eligible Intle package can recover editable course content. Another tool’s SCORM package may provide readable text for a new AI-assisted draft; it is not a lossless conversion of its layout or interactions. Review the inspection results and only reuse material you have permission to use.
Individual plans share the same creator toolkit. The amount you can generate, edit and host, as well as session size, expiry, history access and other allowances, vary by plan. Organisation plans add team workflows and pooled allowances. Some activities also depend on release controls, source material and delivery mode. Check current plans for the details.