From a vague request to a real brief
A short refresher on generative AI so everyone starts from the same point, then a live demonstration: turning a fuzzy request ("we should train the team on X") into a usable training brief.
The 45 minutes
- 5 min · Refresher: what generative AI can genuinely do in instructional design
- 20 min · Live demo: a vague client request becomes a brief in 15 exchanges
- 15 min · Your turn: frame your own need with the provided template
- 5 min · Q&A, classic pitfalls, and what you should never delegate to AI
ChatGPTClaudeFraming template
You leave with
your own training brief, and a framing method that works for any training request.
For you if: You receive vague requests and spend hours translating them into an actual need.
The learning scenario
From brief to a complete learning design: objectives, sequencing, delivery modes, activities. AI as a design sparring partner, not a generic content dispenser.
The 45 minutes
- 5 min · Why a raw AI-generated outline is always flat, and how to avoid it
- 20 min · Live demo: operational objectives, sequencing, choosing delivery modes
- 15 min · Your turn: your full outline, sequence by sequence
- 5 min · The activity catalogue and how to plug it into your prompts
ChatGPTClaudeLearning activity catalogue
You leave with
the learning design of your own course, and a complete catalogue of reusable activities.
For you if: You want to move beyond interchangeable programmes and "three two-hour modules".
Day 3 · Wednesday 16
Produce
Training materials
From an outline to finished materials, consistent with your own brand guidelines.
The 45 minutes
- 5 min · The right output format: why layout breaks everything and how to work around it
- 20 min · Live demo: one sequence becomes a complete deck, on brand
- 15 min · Your turn: produce the material for one of your sequences
- 5 min · Automate: the assistant that does the work for you next time
GammaCanvaChatGPTFormatting assistant
You leave with
the material for one sequence, and an AI assistant that structures your future decks from an outline.
For you if: Producing materials eats entire days and you want that time back.
Day 4 · Thursday 17
Deliver & Assess
With vibecoding
Vibe-code an app to run your sessions (quizzes, interactive role-plays) and a mini e-learning module with automatic grading, without writing code.
The 45 minutes
- 5 min · Vibecoding in plain words: describe, test, correct
- 20 min · Live demo: an interactive quiz and a role-play, built in front of you
- 15 min · Your turn: your first interactive resource, online and shareable
- 5 min · A prompting method for building tools that actually work
LovableChatGPTPrompting method
You leave with
an interactive resource for your course, and a method to design your future tool-building prompts.
For you if: You have never written a line of code but you would like your own tools.
Day 5 · Friday 18
Industrialise
AI assistants and agents
Build an assistant that encapsulates the whole week's method: a pocket instructional designer that stays with you after the bootcamp.
The 45 minutes
- 5 min · Assistant, agent, automation: what actually changes for you
- 20 min · Live demo: the four days assembled into a single assistant
- 15 min · Your turn: your assistant, tested on a real need
- 5 min · What next: how to keep going monthly without starting over
GPTs / ProjectsClaude ProjectsAssistant canvas
You leave with
the ability to reproduce on your own everything you saw during the week, plus a canvas to design your own AI assistants.
For you if: You want the method to stick after the week, not just live in your notes.
