When a lesson has several parts
Treat each slide explanation or chapter as its own script, then generate the set together. Listen to each clip independently and bring it into your editing workflow in the intended order.
The material below is an original workflow example. It is not a customer testimonial or a complete generated course, and it makes no untested time-saving claims.
Three sample lesson scripts
- Introduction
Today, we will learn how to ask a question we can test. We start with an observation, then consider possible explanations.
- Explanation
Suppose a plant has yellow leaves. We can compare the light, watering, and soil conditions instead of deciding on one cause immediately.
- Recap
Ask a question, design a comparison, and record the results. Evidence at each step helps us understand what is happening.
Build the narration
- Prepare consistent scripts and settings
Number the scripts, check terminology, and choose the same voice and speed for the lesson.
- Submit a batch
Paste the scripts separated by blank lines or upload a list. Track the background task until it finishes.
- Review every clip
Check pronunciation, pauses, transitions, and agreement with the intended script.
- Save the files for editing
Download the ZIP and use its manifest to match each clip to the lesson. Video and offline course exports require separate verification; this page describes the speech workflow.
Related workflows
Batch generation and ZIP downloads · Long-form speech · Open the studio