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From a first prompt to a complete content campaign.

A free practical AI Content Creation course with 20 modules, 60 lessons, 20 guided practicals, 120 quiz questions, six portfolio projects, and downloadable worksheets. No coding required.

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20 modules60 lessons20 guided practicals6 projects38 lesson hours
Before you begin: tools and learning plan

For creators, students, educators, and small teams. You need a browser and curiosity, with no coding or design experience assumed.

Each module has two lessons and a guided practical. Read a worked example, make your own draft, review the checklist, and pass two quiz questions. Plan 3 to 5 hours a week, with extra time for portfolio projects.

Use the supplied sample drafts or any AI assistant you already have. Optional image, audio, and video work can use tools of your choice. Paper storyboards and text scripts work for every required activity. No paid account or API key is required. This site saves and checks your writing; it does not generate AI text or media.

Practice uses fictional briefs. Keep private client information out of external tools. Check facts, permissions, and platform guidance before publishing real work. Checklist completion records self-reviewed practice, not an expert assessment of creative quality.

Download the fictional source pack

Your course outline

The interactive practice needs JavaScript. You can also read each module and download its worksheets.

  1. Start with a useful brief

    Define the job, choose the tools, and turn an idea into a clear assignment.

  2. Understand your audience

    Use reader needs and evidence to choose an angle that matters.

  3. Write prompts you can improve

    Give an assistant context, examples, and a clear output request.

  4. Research before you draft

    Build a source pack and check claims before turning them into content.

  5. Develop a consistent voice

    Turn tone choices into examples an assistant and editor can follow.

  6. Find ideas with a purpose

    Develop content themes and choose ideas using a simple scoring method.

  7. Write social content that helps

    Make useful hooks, captions, and carousel outlines without empty hype.

  8. Create useful articles

    Plan a focused article, draft it from sources, and edit for the reader.

  9. Create emails and landing copy

    Connect a subject line, a clear message, and a useful next step.

  10. Direct AI images

    Write visual briefs and evaluate image concepts against the message.

  11. Design a readable content pack

    Apply hierarchy, spacing, and consistency to a poster and carousel.

  12. Plan and edit short videos

    Turn a message into a timed script, shot list, and clear edit.

  13. Create audio people can follow

    Write for the ear, record a clear voice, and prepare a transcript.

  14. Repurpose without losing the message

    Adapt one source into several formats while preserving facts and context.

  15. Make content accessible

    Write useful image descriptions, captions, and clear language.

  16. Create responsibly and build trust

    Document sources, permissions, and AI use before sharing real work.

  17. Plan a realistic content calendar

    Schedule useful work with production time and review built in.

  18. Measure and learn

    Use simple metrics and careful comparisons to decide what to improve.

  19. Build a repeatable production workflow

    Use templates, version records, and review gates to make reliable content.

  20. Finish your content portfolio

    Present a complete campaign and explain the decisions behind the work.

MAKE SOMETHING YOU CAN SHOW

Your creative project lab.

Six portfolio projects, from a voice guide to a complete campaign.

Each project has a fictional brief, practical steps, a review checklist, and a downloadable workbook. Work with your own tools or make detailed mockups.