For course creators
Give your course a companion learners can return to
Turn lessons into a course companion, workbook, or focused guide that follows the way you teach. Review the outline and draft before sharing them with students.
Connect the lessons to practice
Learners may want a reference beside the course: a place for key ideas, exercises, and next steps. A companion eBook can give the material a consistent structure that students can revisit.
A course companion
Collect the concepts and references learners need as they move through a lesson series.
A lesson workbook
Add prompts and exercises that help students apply each topic.
A short course guide
Introduce the subject or summarize the key steps for a specific learner.
Shape a companion around your teaching sequence
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Outline the course outcome
Name what students should understand or be able to do after the course.
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Map lessons to chapters
Arrange the material in the same order learners encounter it and add space for practice.
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Review the learner experience
Check that the draft supports your lessons, uses your terminology, and points students to the next step.
Choose your format
Formats to support a course
Frequently asked questions
What should a course companion include?
Include the ideas, examples, and references learners need to follow the course. A workbook can add questions or activities for practice.
Can the eBook follow my lesson order?
Yes. Describe the intended sequence and review the generated chapter plan so it matches the way your course is taught.
Can I add my own course material?
Use your course outline and source material to guide the draft, then revise the result to match your terminology, examples, and teaching approach.
Start with the work you already do
Put your next eBook in motion.
Bring your idea, shape the plan, and review the draft before you decide what to publish.