Text and structure
What the lesson content is made of: breaking it into meaningful parts.
Heading, text, table, checklist, divider
Course Studio
TeamHero first builds the course outline and structure, and only then generates lessons, quizzes and blocks for the editor.
The creation journey
A course is built in order: meaning and structure first, and only then content generation — so AI isn't spent on material that hasn't been approved yet.
The author describes the course goal and audience in free form — without starting from a blank page.
TeamHero parses the uploaded documents, presentations and policies and pulls out material suitable for the course.
A conceptual framework for the course takes shape: goals, key topics and the logic the lessons are built on next.
The author reviews and edits lesson titles, goals and order before AI spends any resource on generation.
Only after the outline is approved does it turn into editable blocks, quizzes and scenarios.
Block editor
The block library covers the main formats for presenting material. The block registry keeps growing, so below are categories rather than a fixed list.
What the lesson content is made of: breaking it into meaningful parts.
Heading, text, table, checklist, divider
Materials the team already has — no re-shooting required.
Image, gallery, video, audio, attachment
A format that makes learners engage rather than just scroll.
Accordion, tabs, steps, sorting, task, cards
Reinforcement and feedback along the way.
Quiz with several question types, reflection with AI feedback
A branching dialogue or case with answer choices — a simulator without any filming.
Dialogue with a character, a case with multiple outcomes
AI generates the content for most blocks; you add the media yourself — photos, videos and files stay real, not invented.
The team uploads source files or describes the goal in free form, and TeamHero builds the structure of the future course without starting from a blank page.
Before creating lessons, TeamHero shows the course logic so the expert can confirm the structure, module order and expected outcome.
Text blocks have an AI accelerator: shorten, simplify, expand, prepare questions or alt text — the edits show up right in the block, with no separate chat window on top of the editor.
Editing a course happens in full-screen Studio mode — separate from the learning admin panel and from the player the employee sees, with no extra menus or context switching.
The author configures one system — typography, colors and spacing — instead of styling each block manually.
The draft can be refined, fact-checked and released only once the team is ready to show the material to employees without undue risk.
An AI wizard turns a document, presentation or spoken idea into a finished interactive course: lessons, video, quizzes and scenarios — with no scriptwriter and no video editing.
From an idea to a finished course — via the AI wizard, not from scratch
An AI wizard and a block editor — free for teams of up to 20 people.