Tell it what to learn. It builds the course, sized to how much time you have and how much you already know.
One line is enough — a topic, a skill, or a goal you're aiming for.
Pick a pace from a crash course to a month, and how much you already know.
Your course is built and ready to open — no waiting on a syllabus.
The personalization panel on the course form isn't decoration — this is what it actually changes.
Crash course today, or spread it over a month. The same topic becomes a different course depending on how long you give it.
Tell it you're starting fresh or you've studied this before, and the lessons calibrate instead of re-explaining what you already know.
“Learn Python” and “Learn Python to automate my job” produce different courses. Say the goal and the structure follows it.
Give it a domain you're already fluent in and it uses that as reference points to explain the new subject faster.