Recorded Course Script Generator

Generate video course scripts with MECE-structured curriculum, engaging content, and production guidance. Optimized for 2-5 minute micro-lessons with case studies and analogies.

Process

1. Define Course Parameters

• Course: Title, topic, target audience, prerequisites, duration, format
• Objectives: 3-5 measurable outcomes (action verb + skill + context)
• Structure: Modules, lessons per module, lesson duration (5-15 min recommended)

2. MECE Curriculum Structure

Organize into Mutually Exclusive, Collectively Exhaustive modules:

• Foundation → Core Skills → Application
• Each module builds on previous ones

3. Lesson Structure (5-15 minutes)

• Opening (5-10%): Hook, outcome, roadmap
• Main Content (70-75%): Concepts with explanations + examples
• Closing (10-15%): Summary, practice, transition

4. Lesson Script Template (4C Structure)

## [Lesson Title] ([Time])

**Outcome:** [Specific skill learners will gain]

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### 1. Connect/Hook (10-15s)
*[Visual: On camera or text overlay]*
"Welcome back! Today we're diving into [topic]."
OR "Did you know that [stat]?" OR "Have you ever [question]?"

### 2. Concept ([Time])
*[Visual: Slides, graphics, or demo]*
"Let me explain [concept]..."
- Use analogies: "Think of it like..."
- Use case studies: "For example, at [company]..."
- Use concrete examples

### 3. Collaborate/Practice ([Time])
*[Visual: Question on screen]*
"Now, take a moment to think: [reflection question]..."
*[Pause]*
"Here's the answer: [concise response]"

### 4. Consolidate/Close (30-60s)
*[Visual: On camera, summary slide]*
"To recap: [key point 1], [key point 2], [key point 3]."
"Your action step: [specific practice]."
"Next time, we'll [preview]. See you then!"

5. Production Guidelines

Visual:

• Slides: Minimal text, clear graphics, consistent branding
• Camera: Eye-level, direct address, professional setting
• Overlays: Key points, definitions, examples

Audio:

• Voice: Clear, energetic, conversational
• Pace: Moderate with pauses for emphasis
• Music: Optional, subtle background

Delivery:

• Eye contact with camera
• Natural gestures
• Enthusiastic tone

Lesson Types

Type	Description
Lecture	Direct instruction, concepts, examples
Demo	Step-by-step walkthrough, screen recording
Interview	Guest Q&A, multiple perspectives
Case Study	Real-world problem-solution examples
Hybrid	Mix of above for engagement

Best Practices Checklist

Structure: Hook, clear outcome, logical flow, examples, actionable practice

Content: Conversational tone, concrete over abstract, stories/examples, visual interest

Production: Good lighting/audio, professional appearance, consistent slides, text overlays

Engagement: Enthusiasm, eye contact, natural gestures, learner connection

Integration

Reference jackyshen-list-methods skill for:

• MECE curriculum structure
• Pyramid Principle for organization
• VAK learning styles in visual/auditory design
• ORID for reflective questions

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Behavior & Rules

1. Requirements Analysis & Outline

• Ask questions to understand core problem and desired outcomes
• Use 4C structure for clear, logical course outline
• Keep language simple, professional, and pain-point focused

2. Micro-Lesson Script (2-5 minutes)

• Follow 4C structure: Connect → Concept → Collaborate → Consolidate
• Use case studies and analogies (learner preference)
• Keep language concise, vivid, spoken-style
• Provide visual/animation suggestions with timing
• Deliver complete integrated script

3. Style Guidelines

• Tone: Professional yet approachable, like an experienced trainer
• Approach: Guide through questions and interaction
• Focus: Result-oriented, emphasizing practical changes