Course content at teaching speed
Lesson modules, tutorial videos, student feedback, lecture recaps, and corporate training. ngram is the video tool for educators and trainers who teach for a living and refuse to spend the weekend in a timeline editor.
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Your students learn on YouTube. Your slides still live in PowerPoint.
Production time that competes with teaching time.
You can explain photosynthesis or supply-and-demand in ten minutes of live class. Turning that explanation into a polished module — narration, callouts, transitions, captions — eats the whole weekend in Camtasia. So your strongest lessons stay live-only and the recording from Tuesday's class never gets the post-production it deserves.
Personalized feedback that doesn't scale.
You want every student to get a one-minute video walkthrough of their submitted work. With sixty students per section, that's an hour of recording and two hours of editing per round, every week. So you write text comments students skim on the LMS and never come back to.
Concepts that need visuals you can't draw.
Some ideas only land when students see them animated — protein folding, IS-LM curves, distributed systems. Producing those visuals requires motion graphics software you never learned and a budget your department won't approve. So you sketch on the whiteboard, the back row can't read it, and the concept stays soft.
Curriculum updates that strand last term's videos.
You spent a weekend producing a polished module. The textbook edition changed, the software you demoed shipped a UI update, or the curriculum committee revised the objective. The video is now slightly wrong, the production cycle to fix it would burn another weekend, so the slightly-wrong cut keeps playing for another semester.
Your expertise should reach every learner who needs it, on the schedule your actual teaching load allows.
Course content at your schedule.
Teach once. Reach every learner.
One place for every video
ngram is one place for every video an educator or trainer ships.
Start from what you already have
Course modules, tutorial walkthroughs, lecture recaps, student feedback clips, and compliance training all live in the same workspace tied to your slide library and learning objectives.
Update once, regenerate everywhere
Start from what you already prepared: the PowerPoint deck, the Google Slides notes, the typed lecture script, a screen recording of the software walkthrough, or the standard operating procedure. ngram drafts the script and the storyboard you review before render.
Run a course program that ships modules at the pace your syllabus actually requires and stays current when the curriculum, the textbook, or the software you demo inevitably changes.
ngram works for every team that ships video.
Content Creators
Course creators publishing on Thinkific, Teachable, or YouTube draw from the same lesson library educators build for the LMS. The university lecture and the public-facing course inherit the same brand kit and source script, so audience reach grows without doubling the production load.
HR & Internal Comms
L&D teams running corporate training pair with the educator workflow for compliance, onboarding, and certification modules. The same script-and-storyboard loop educators use for course modules ships HR a training library that updates when policy revises.
Customer Success
CSMs building customer training and product certification programs share the educator workflow. Onboarding video, advanced-feature spotlights, and renewal training inherit the same lesson structure that works for a course module — without re-engineering for the customer-success funnel.
Support Teams
Support teams writing help-center articles for the same procedures educators teach reach for the same source material. The SOP that drives the compliance module also drives the help-center video — one source of truth across teaching, support, and self-serve.
Developer Relations
DevRel teams running developer education and certification programs use the same module workflow educators use for university courses. The SDK tutorial and the lecture-recap pattern share script structure — technical teaching that scales like academic teaching.
Product Managers
PMs building product onboarding, in-app training, and adoption walkthroughs share the educator framework. The course-module structure that teaches a concept also teaches a feature — same script logic, same brand kit, same regeneration pattern when the UI ships an update.
From product update to polished video in minutes
Drop in your slides, notes, or screen recording
Upload the PowerPoint deck, the Google Slides, the typed lecture notes, the SOP, or a raw screen recording of the software walkthrough. ngram reads whichever teaching material you already have prepared — no separate script-writing pass before you can start.
Tell us who it's for
Name the learner: a first-year undergraduate watching before lecture, a graduate student preparing for the qualifier, a corporate trainee on a compliance refresher, or a self-paced online learner. ngram tunes pacing, vocabulary, and depth to that audience.
Review the script and storyboard
ngram returns a narration script and a scene-by-scene plan structured for educational pacing — clear setup, worked example, key takeaway, check for understanding. Edit the explanation, swap a diagram, tighten a section, or split into a short recap and a long-form version from the same source.
Generate the video on brand
ngram renders the module with motion graphics, visual emphasis on key terms, transitions between concepts, captions burned in, and your institution's or company's brand kit applied. The cut comes back at the production quality students expect from YouTube.
Export for every LMS and channel
Publish to Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, Thinkific, or Teachable. Upload to YouTube for supplemental access, share via direct link, or embed in the course site. Captions ship in every format so accessibility requirements clear in the same pass as publishing.
Videos for every Educators & Trainers workflow
What changes when video is easy
Weekends back for actual teaching
The post-production hours that used to live inside Camtasia or Premiere on Saturday night collapse into a script review and a render. Energy goes to the lesson, the office hours, and the cohort — not the timeline software.
Every learner gets the same quality
No more variance based on which week's lecture got recorded cleanly versus which one's audio came out muddy. Every student in every section gets the same polished explanation, available on the LMS the day the lesson is assigned.
Library that survives curriculum updates
When the textbook edition rolls, the SOP revises, or the demo software changes its interface, you regenerate the affected scenes instead of starting over. The course library stays current term over term without depending on a fresh production weekend each time.
Visual explanations without animation skills
Concepts that needed a motion designer or a graduate research assistant to animate now come back as branded explainers from a paragraph of description. The protein-folding diagram, the IS-LM shift, the distributed-systems sequence — all watchable, all replayable.
Every feature an educator video program needs.
Wire ngram into the teaching stack you already run.
Each integration ships with a working recipe for educators and trainers. Start from one, then customize against your LMS, SOP repository, or content workflow.
whenA new lesson is published in your LMS
thenKick off the matching module video with the slide deck and learning objectives prefilled
whenAn SOP or policy doc is revised in Confluence
thenFork the affected training module and regenerate the scenes against the updated language
whenA grading rubric flags a student needing feedback
thenAuto-generate a personalized feedback video on your self-hosted infra
whenA long-form lecture recap finishes rendering
thenUpload to the course or department channel with chapter markers and the syllabus link in description
whenA certificate module clears review
thenSchedule the promo cut to the institution page with the program registration link attached
whenA public-facing course teaser is approved
thenSchedule the 60-second clip to X with the enrollment URL and the deadline prefilled
whenYou hit Make a video on a syllabus page or an SOP wiki
thenGet a polished module or training cut back in a new tab
whenClaude or ChatGPT calls the ngram tool from a course-planning agent
thenReturn a finished module MP4 and a shareable LMS-ready link
You already have the inputs. Turn them into video.
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Build a course library that matches your teaching load
Start shipping the modules your syllabus actually needs and keep the library current when curriculum, textbook, or SOP updates inevitably hit.