Title, audience and objectives, then the learning approach, then the structure.
Clarity Create
Clarity Create drafts storyboards from your documents
Clarity Create turns a brief and your source documents into a slide by slide eLearning storyboard. You shape the draft on a visual canvas, then send it out for sign off.
Import feedback lists every change for you to keep or skip.
Multiple choice, slider, sorting, text entry, matching pairs, word selection and scenario questions. Create assessment drafts a new question from a slide's content.
A builder for single card or branching scenarios, which flags dead ends and empty text before you save.
Learning design checks run on your computer as you build, at no cost. An AI review reads objectives, assessment alignment, pacing, language and coverage.
A Word document for review, with a briefing page for the reviewer, or a PowerPoint deck for presenting.
What it does
A short wizard asks three things. First the title, audience, duration and learning objectives. Then the learning approach, such as Story led, Practice led or Problem first. Then the structure, the assessments, any scenarios, and whether each slide gets a narrator script and designer notes.
Generate storyboard sends that to your AI provider and returns a first draft, often in a minute or two. It opens with an intro slide and ends with a summary, and the number of slides follows the duration you chose, from 5 to 60 minutes. A video or an animation gets a video storyboard instead, a run of timed scenes.
What it works with
- Your documents. PDF, Word, text and Markdown files, up to 100 MB a file and 150 MB in total, from your computer or from Clarity Bank.
- A role for each. A Brief is what the content is written from. A Reference adds context. A Style guide shapes voice and tone only.
- Your authoring tool. The draft follows the tool the module will be built in. Rise modules get no navigation slide, and question types a tool can't build are greyed out. Storyline takes every type.
Every document is read whole. If one is too long or can't be read, nothing is drafted, and the message names the document.
What you get
The storyboard arrives as cards on a canvas, which you can reorder, edit and rewrite slide by slide. Where the AI wrote a slide from your documents, a Sources block quotes the passage word for word, so checking a claim means reading two lines.
Reviewers mark up the Word file with Track Changes, comments or retyped text. Import feedback lists every change for you to keep or skip, and Revert undoes the whole import in one step.
Where the content goes
Generating sends your brief, your reference documents and your organisation's governance documents to your organisation's AI provider, on your own account. Your organisation's AI instructions, such as house style and banned words, go with every request. Clarity Writers sees none of it.
The storyboard saves itself on your computer, in the project, and its details are added to Clarity Bank.
What stays with you
Clarity Create stops at the storyboard. You still build the course in Rise, Storyline, Chameleon or whichever tool you use.
The draft is only as good as the objectives. One built on "understand the code of conduct" will read like the code of conduct. Most of your editing will be cutting, and every slide you keep is your decision. Answer options, menu items and other structure can't be changed from a Word edit, so Clarity Create flags them for you to change on the canvas.