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Generate a course with AI

Humavera can draft course content and an assessment from a document you upload or a topic you describe. What it produces is a draft for you to review and edit — it is not finished material and it is not published for you.

Required role: Administrator.

This produces a draft course, so everything on the course creation page still applies afterwards — grants, certificates, and cost are yours to set. Generation consumes AI credits, and the wizard shows the cost before it runs.

  1. Go to Learning → Course Library.
  2. Select Generate with AI.
  3. On Source, upload a document or describe the topic.
  4. On Details, set the title and metadata.
  5. On Structure, set the sections and content.
  6. On Skills, choose what the course teaches.
  7. On Assessment, set the quiz options.
  8. On Pedagogy, set the tone and depth.
  9. On Design, style the slide decks.
  10. On Output, set the budget and review options.
  11. On Review, check the cost and generate.

The wizard says what it does: it drafts the content and assessment for you to review. Treat the output as a first version written by someone who has not met your organization.

Read every section before publishing. The assistant does not know your internal terminology, your policies, or which of your examples are out of date, and a generated assessment can ask questions the content does not answer.

Example: a generated induction course for HC Corp UK Ltd needs Sophie Clarke to check that the policies it describes are the ones HC Corp actually has before anyone is enrolled.

The Design step styles the generated slide decks. Colours default from your brand and can be overridden here, and the choice applies to every deck in the course.

OptionDescription
ThemeLight, Dark, or Accent.
Primary and secondary colourEntered as hex values, defaulted from your branding.
Logo placementTop right, top left, title slide only, or no logo.
Charts for numbersOn renders numeric data as native charts; off renders it as bullet lists.

If no logo is configured, the step tells you and points at where branding is set.

Generation consumes AI credits and the wizard shows the cost before you commit. Generations in progress or paused are shown on the course library so a long-running job is visible rather than lost.

The generated course is a draft like any other. Review and edit the content, set the skills it grants and any certificate it issues, then publish it — a course still cannot be published without at least one content item, and generation does not publish anything for you.