InsideRx: Transform Your Course Content into Interactive Learning with TAI
April 30, 2026
In this InsideRx session, Dr. Tao Le leads a live, hands-on workshop exploring how educators can use TAI (Teaching with AI) and Bricks Create to transform existing course materials into structured, interactive learning experiences.
Built around real educator workflows, this session demonstrates how to take slides, notes, or transcripts and convert them into clear learning objectives, organized content, and engaging digital lessons—while maintaining full faculty oversight and academic control.
Participants are guided through a practical content development process, including generating outlines, collaborating in small groups, and applying a rapid faculty review approach to ensure quality and accuracy.
Whether you’re looking to modernize your content creation process or reduce development time without sacrificing rigor, this session offers a practical, repeatable framework for building high-quality educational materials.
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