Utilize pre-designed collections of prompts tailored to specific learning types, such as eLearning or simulations.
Deliver both high-quality content drafts and a foundational learning design, streamlining the creation process with these templates!
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💡 Example Use Cases for Template Sets
Creating a short eLearning module that targets a few key skills and offers scenario-based practice for learners.
Wanting to spend less time on high-level design and focus more on crafting the detailed elements that truly engage the learner.
Wanting to begin with a strong initial draft, allowing me to refine and tailor the content for effective SME review and feedback.
Template Set Use-Cases
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Microlearning | This template set is designed for:
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Simulation Starter
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Selecting Template Sets
Click on New Project in the top navigation
Choose the type of project you’d like to create. Currently, the following options are available:
Microlearning: This template set is designed for creating a short 15–20 minute eLearning experience that focuses on up to three learning objectives.
Simulation Starter: This set includes ready-to-use simulation pages, but the full learning flow is not yet finalized. A complete version of this template set is coming soon!
From the project selection page, you’ll see a brief description of the project template set as well as the learning experience design (high-level-design). After you complete the prerequisites, these are the pages that will appear for you to complete.
Click Create Project in the bottom-right corner to start building content for the selected project type.
Complete the prerequisites. (Note: Prerequisite content will not appear directly in Studio. Instead, it helps shape the content that will populate the learning experience.)
After completing the prerequisites, the Learning Experience pages or high-level design will be generated for you to begin to work through.
You can adjust the learning flow by adding or removing pages as needed.
Clicking through these pages will provide a complete learning design. Once finalized, you can export the content into visually polished pages in Studio.
💡 Understand the Powerful Prompting behind the template sets!
Gain a clearer understanding of the microlearning template's prompting structure and how it generates tailored, high-quality draft content to enhance your learning experiences.
FAQ
How does an author know if they are completing the prompts correctly?
About Prerequisite Prompts:
Prerequisite prompts are designed to gather accurate and necessary information from the author to support the development of the learning experience. While the content entered in these prompts does not directly appear in the final learning experience, it plays a critical role in shaping and informing the content.Ensuring Accuracy and Alignment:
Prerequisite prompts often include overviews or checklists to help authors align their input with the intended learning goals. Authors are encouraged to review and edit their responses to ensure ReX has the correct context to create an effective learning experience.Exploring Options:
Authors can always adjust their inputs and regenerate the steps to see different outputs based on revised choices. This flexibility allows for iterative improvements and tailored results.
Why does the Simulation Starter set not have a full learning design?
The Simulation pages in this template are ready for use, but the learning flow is not yet finalized. Use this template to design a simulation-based learning experience that incorporates a case, characters, and scenarios. As the author, you can customize the learning flow by selecting the page order and adding additional pages to enhance the experience.
The full template set and design is coming soon!
Will updates to templates affect my existing projects?
Existing projects in ReX will continue to function as they are, but they will not include any new features or updates made to templates. Any updates to templates will only apply to new projects created in ReX.
