Start a course from your videos, your documents or an idea

New course now offers three ways in: from an idea, from a folder of videos, or from your documents, which Knola arranges into modules and lessons while keeping every word.

What’s changed

Starting a course meant typing an outline for the AI. Now you can drop in finished videos or several documents, and an imported document becomes a suggested course outline instead of following its headings blindly.

Who gets itEarly access

How it works

1. Select New course and choose an idea, your videos or your materials.
2. Drop video files or a folder, or PDF, Word, Markdown and text files.
3. Review the suggested outline (or choose Follow the headings), open Left out to put back anything, and drag lessons into order.
4. Confirm to build the course.

Good to know

• A video folder’s name becomes the course title and file names become lesson titles. Videos upload three at a time in the background.
• Every word you upload stays exactly as written, in a lesson or in Left out.
• Planning costs no credits, up to 30 imports an hour. Lessons over 2,500 words split at subheadings; uploads over 100,000 words can become several courses.