- Fill in the course context. You’ll need a unit/topic title, the session’s delivery mode (lecture, seminar, workshop, lab, or online), its duration, the cohort size, and any assessment context worth the plan knowing about (e.g. “feeds into a mid-semester case study assignment”). The more specific your topic and outcomes, the more useful the plan — “Pharmacokinetics in renal impairment for third-year nursing students” will produce a much sharper plan than “pharmacology.”
- Generate. The plan comes back with a structured sequence of activities and timings, suggested learning outcomes if you didn’t supply your own, and notes on how each segment supports assessment.
- Review and refine with the AI Tools. From the plan’s own page you can regenerate a single weak section without touching the rest, ask for a differentiated version for a specific learner group (e.g. English-as-additional-language students, or a mixed-ability cohort), or translate the whole plan into another language — each is priced and shown on its own button before you click it.
- Spin off a related Case Study. If the plan would benefit from a discussion-based case study built on the same topic and outcomes, use the “+ Generate a related Case Study” option on the plan’s page rather than starting a new case study from scratch — it pre-fills from what you’ve already told the system.
- Find it again later. Every plan you generate is saved to “Everything You’ve Generated” on your Credit Hub dashboard, grouped with your other plans, with a direct link back to it.
Every action’s credit cost is shown on its own button before you commit to it — nothing is charged silently.