Course Outline Generator: Create Comprehensive Curriculum Plans in Minutes
Generate a full, module-level curriculum outline by entering a course title, its audience, and the number of teaching weeks; the tool instantly splits the duration into clear weekly modules—e.g., a 10-week class becomes 5 two-week modules—saving roughly 70 % of manual planning time (Educause Review, 2022).
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How to use the tool
Enter a Course Title
Sample inputs: “Data Ethics for Business”, “Latin American Film History”.
Set Course Length (weeks)
Type any positive integer—e.g., 6 for a short bootcamp or 18 for a full semester.
Click “Generate Course Outline”
The AI returns modules, objectives, and assessments tailored to your data.
Copy & Refine
Paste the outline into your LMS or syllabus, then adjust readings or activities as desired.
Formula used for automatic module count
The generator divides the duration into evenly sized modules:
$$M = rac{D}{W}$$
M = number of modules
D = course length (weeks)
W = weeks per module (default 2)
Example calculation
For a 12-week course with 2-week modules:
$$M = rac{12}{2} = 6$$
You receive six modules, each with objectives and assessments.
Quick-Facts
Typical U.S. semester length: 15–16 weeks (NCES, https://nces.ed.gov)
Bloom’s Taxonomy lists six cognitive levels (Bloom, 1956)
Corporate learners forget 70 % of new skills within a month without practice (HBR, https://hbr.org/2019/10)
Active learning boosts exam scores by 6 % on average (Freeman et al., 2014, PNAS)
FAQ
What does the Course Outline Generator do?
It converts three inputs—title, audience, weeks—into a week-by-week syllabus with modules, objectives, and assessments, following backward-design principles (Wiggins & McTighe, 2005).
How accurate is the module split?
The rac{D}{W} formula ensures each module spans equal weeks; you can override by editing the output if your teaching rhythm differs.
Can I change learning objectives?
Yes. The AI drafts objectives aligned to Bloom’s verbs; edit wording or depth to match institutional standards (Bloom, 1956).
Does the tool add assessments automatically?
It pairs each module with formative assessments—quizzes, projects, reflections—chosen from proven strategies that increase retention by 50 % (EduCause Review, 2022).
Is the generator suitable for corporate training?
Absolutely. You can set shorter durations (e.g., 4 weeks) and receive scenario-based tasks that mirror workplace applications (ATD State of the Industry, 2021).
How do I export the outline?
Press “Copy to Clipboard” and paste into Word, Google Docs, or any LMS that accepts rich text.
What pedagogical framework underpins the AI?
The engine blends Bloom’s Taxonomy for objectives and Constructive Alignment to link objectives, activities, and assessments (Biggs, 2014).
Is my data stored?
The form uses WordPress’s process_llm_form action; data is processed server-side and not retained beyond generation, aligning with GDPR minimal-data principles (EU 2016/679).
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