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The Course Builder: build a voice simulation once, use it anytime
The Teachrity Course Builder lets faculty and L&D leads author a learning module, a two-phase voice simulation and a custom rubric without developer help. Build once from your own syllabus, playbook or price list, then reuse it across cohorts, languages and campuses.
Video: Teachrity Simulation Course Builder Walk through
Two-phase design
Phase one teaches the concept with a short micro-video or reading. Phase two puts the learner in a spoken scenario that tests whether they can apply it.
Your rules, your rubric
Upload an SOP, price floor, objection list or syllabus outcome. The AI counterpart stays inside those boundaries and the rubric reflects your criteria, not generic fluency.
Fast to update
When a product launches, a policy changes or a syllabus is revised, the author edits the scenario and every cohort gets the new version.
Work for distributed teams
Field staff, dealers and branches across languages and shifts practise on the same scenario, and managers see scorecards by cohort.
From idea to published scenario
A subject expert writes the brief, sets the persona's goals and objections, chooses rubric criteria and weights, previews the conversation and publishes it to a cohort. Updating the scenario later changes it for every future learner without rebuilding the course.
Scenarios in this track
2 practice scenarios sit under this topic. Open any to see the situation a learner rehearses.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need technical skills to author a scenario?+
No. The builder is designed for subject experts. You describe the situation, the counterpart and the rubric, then test the scenario yourself before release.
Can scenarios be reviewed before learners see them?+
Yes. The subject owner approves the scenario and criteria, and a small test group usually runs it first.
Can I reuse a scenario across languages?+
The scenario logic can be reused, with language settings chosen per cohort.
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