Course content at teaching speed

Course Modules

Full modules without full production weekends

Turn the lecture deck into a course module with narration, explanatory graphics and pacing matched to the learning objective. For a question-led lesson, request a two-speaker conversation between a learner and an instructor, using distinct voices and eligible presenters. Review the plan containing the script before generation.

Tutorial Videos

How-to walkthroughs students actually follow

Convert the lab procedure, the software walkthrough, or the problem-solving sequence into a step-by-step tutorial with smart zoom on the screen, callouts on key actions, and clear sequencing. Students succeed on the first try instead of emailing during office hours.

Student Feedback Videos

Personalized feedback that scales to a class of sixty

Record a quick voice-only take per student and ngram turns it into a polished feedback clip with their name on screen and your written notes overlaid. Students who skim text comments actually watch a 90-second video addressed to them — without burning the week on per-student editing.

Concept Explainers

Abstract ideas made visual without motion-graphics skills

For a lesson about a machine, choose Machine anatomy with Opus 5.5 and describe the moving parts students need to understand. Supply your technical reference, request labels and cutaway views, and review the explanation for accuracy before sharing it with the class.

Lecture Recaps

Lectures students can rewatch the night before the exam

Upload the lecture and name the definitions, worked examples and takeaways to keep. Ask ngram to retain the instructor’s speech, add labels over the recording and cut to a diagram where the explanation needs one. Review the recap as a focused companion to the full lecture.

Compliance & Corporate Training

Training modules that update when policy does

Compliance, onboarding, and certification modules built from the SOP and the policy doc. When the policy revises, regenerate the affected scenes against the updated language instead of re-shooting the entire training and re-tracking completion across thousands of employees.

Script Generation

Paste the lesson plan, the slide deck, or the SOP and get a narration script structured for learning — setup, worked example, check for understanding, takeaway. Review the explanation before render so the lesson flow matches your teaching approach, not a generic template.

PPT to Video

ngram uses your deck as source material to propose a video plan, including the script and scenes. Review the plan, request any changes, and approve it to start production.

AI Visuals

Describe the concept — a chemical reaction, an economic curve, a network sequence — and ngram generates the animated explainer that makes it click. Visual instruction without motion-graphics software or a graduate assistant doing the diagram work.

Captions & Subtitles

Turn captions on for a lecture or training module, then review names, technical terms and timing before sharing. Keep a plain subtitle treatment when readability is the priority; depth emphasis is an optional visual choice for a large presenter.

Translation & Localization

Localize lecture content and corporate training modules into the languages your cohort actually uses. Caption and voiceover translation run from the same project — international students and global teams get the same lesson quality on the same day.

Screencast Understanding and Editing

Drop in the raw software-walkthrough recording and ngram cuts dead air, smooths the cursor, adds zoom on the key clicks, and labels each step. Lab procedure and software tutorial videos render at production polish without an afternoon in Camtasia.

AI Voiceover

Studio-grade voices that don't fatigue across a 45-minute module the way a tired Tuesday-night narration take does. Pick a voice register matched to the learner — calm for K–12, neutral for undergrad, authoritative for compliance — and regenerate when the script revises.

Brand Kit

Save the institution’s colors, department logo and typography in a Brand Kit. Select it for each module and choose any saved intro or outro you want to reuse, so the course has recognizable openings and endings without rebuilding those slides.

Convert the PowerPoint deck you already teach from into a narrated course module with motion graphics, transitions, and captions. Speaker notes become voiceover, slides become scenes — the Tuesday class becomes Wednesday's asynchronous module in the LMS.

Turn the textbook chapter, the lecture handout, or the case-study PDF into a watchable explainer. The PDF stays on the LMS for reference; the video does the heavy lifting for the students who learn by watching instead of by re-reading.

SOPs, training manuals, and process documentation become watchable training modules. Compliance, onboarding, and certification content ships from the same source the policy team already maintains — no second copy to keep in sync.

Drop in the raw software demo or lab procedure recording from Loom, OBS, or QuickTime and get a polished tutorial back. Dead-air trimming, smart zoom on the key actions, and step labels applied automatically — no Camtasia weekend required.

Type the lesson script or paste the typed lecture notes and get a complete video back with narration, visuals, and pacing tuned for learning. Useful when the slides don't exist yet and you need the module before the next class meeting.