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Best Practices

Summary

Prepare better source documents, write clearer course titles, create stronger quiz questions, and review AI-generated content before publishing.

Who this is for

Workspace admins
Course creators

Before you start

Choose a source document you can edit or clean up if needed.
Know the learner audience.
Have a reviewer responsible for policy accuracy.

Concepts

Better source documents usually create better course drafts.

Clear course titles help learners understand what they are assigned.

Strong quiz questions test important decisions and realistic scenarios.

AI-generated content should be checked for accuracy, completeness, clarity, source alignment, and readiness.

Steps

Use clear headings in source documents.
Keep one topic per section.
Avoid duplicate pages and outdated content.
Use readable PDFs, .docx files, or .pptx files.
Use descriptive file names and clear learner-facing course titles.
Review generated outlines, lessons, and quiz questions before publishing.

Settings reference

Setting	What it does	Recommended default
Source headings	Help section detection.	Use descriptive H1/H2-style headings in documents.
Course title	Sets learner expectations.	Use the training outcome, not the file name.
Quiz questions	Measure important understanding.	Use realistic scenarios and explanations.
Human review	Approves official learner-facing content.	Required before publishing.

Example

Instead of naming a course policy-final-v4.pdf, title it Workplace Safety Policy Training and structure the source with sections for policy overview, responsibilities, reporting, exceptions, and quiz.

Common mistakes

Using scanned PDFs when editable source files are available.
Keeping outdated policy sections in the uploaded file.
Writing trick questions.
Publishing generated content without checking source alignment.