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AI can generate a course. Can it make your business smarter?
AI is speeding up course production, but faster output doesn’t necessarily mean better learning or a smarter business.
This September, we’re looking at both sides of that question: what AI means for instructional design, and Panos’s latest Forbes argument on whether individual AI learning is actually turning into organizational intelligence.

roadmap live
Discover the future of LearnWorlds
October 1st | Two live sessions: 12 PM BST or 12 PM PDT / 3 PM EDT
See what we’re building next in LearnWorlds through interactive product demos. We’ll show upcoming changes across AI-assisted course creation, interactive learning, certification and retraining, and navigation, with context from the team behind the roadmap. Choose between two live sessions covering the same content, so you can join at the time that works best for you.

Live & on-demand events

AI x Instructional Design Mini Summit
Join learning and AI experts to examine the teaching choices hidden inside AI-generated content and rethink the role of instructional designers as AI takes on more of the production work.

How we built a smarter customer academy 10x faster
See how we’re using AI and LearnWorlds to rebuild our own customer academy in less time. We’ll share the workflow inside the platform, where AI reduces production work, and how learning design shapes the final training. You’ll leave with a practical approach you can apply in your own LearnWorlds school.
Platform & feature updates

Sell taxable and tax-exempt training from one academy
You can mark individual courses and Learning Programs as tax-exempt, add the relevant legal reference, and show the correct tax treatment automatically at checkout and on invoices.

Design and update your mobile app with AI
Go from a blank screen to copy and visuals based on your academy in one prompt. Then refine the content or update a whole section without editing every element.

Native accessibility improvements
New accessibility improvements are now live in the Course Player, including better keyboard navigation, focus states, semantic structure, and screen reader support. More updates are coming across Interactive Video, PDFs, assessments, ebooks, and other learner-facing areas.

Dictation when using AI
Use your voice to guide AI creation in your academy. Press the microphone button next to the send icon and speak your prompt. Pause and resume if you need to think mid-sentence, then edit the text before you send it.
You Asked. We Delivered.
We made 58 updates across LearnWorlds in the last two months based on your requests. Set tighter permissions, complete bulk work faster, access clearer records, reuse course content, and remove common checkout blockers.
See the complete list of updates here.

ai credits
10x more AI credits through October
You’ll continue to get 10x AI credits on your plan through the end of October.
Use them across course creation, content, assessments, and images as more AI features make their way into LearnWorlds. Not sure where to start? We’ve created dedicated AI workflow videos to help you.

COMMUNITY
Community sessions
The LearnWorlds community is growing, and Jaz wants you to help decide what comes next.
Join her for a 30-minute conversation about your business, your experience learning LearnWorlds, and the ideas she’s considering for the community.

Something to read

Your People Are Learning From AI, But Is Your Business?
In his latest Forbes piece, Panos argues that while AI may make people faster, your business probably isn’t getting any smarter.

The Training Business Brief #3
In this month’s edition of The Training Business Brief, we look at why AI training is getting tied to specific roles and credentials, what it takes to move a live workshop online without ruining the experience, and five AI workflows for delivering client training at scale.

The ‘Joies’ of Learning French from Ellie; One Word A Month
Finally, a shoutout to our customer Ellie of The French Room. A Class Central reviewer spent a month on her course and got more out of it than three years of classroom language learning.