Adding rocket fuel to JollyDeck Create in 2024
JollyDeck Create was born when we decided to focus on creating the most comprehensive framework for rapid e-learning content creation.
2023 was all about AI and we have a range of capabilities already powered by AI. Most recent one is our PowerPoint to Course Converter.
Because of the overwhelming demand for our development timeline, we decided to make a public commitment to our AI timeline and post it online.
If you have comments, questions or suggestions – we welcome them all.
Peace & love,
Igor
PowerPoint converter
Released: January 2024
An automated workflow that converts PowerPoint presentations into e-learning courses. Read more
Slide redesign with Copilot
Released: February 15th, 2024
Copilot deconstructs and reconfigures the look and feel of slides, optionally rewrites the content, ultimately suggesting three unique & new design options. Read more
Interactive elements 
(T/F and MC questions)
Released: March 15th, 2024
Copilot generates interactive elements, such as true/false and multiple-choice questions, based on the content of a slide.
Generate a question bank
Released: March 27th, 2024
Copilot generates a question bank based on a course content. Read more
Create a slide
Release: May, 2024Â
AI Copilot will help you build a new slide from scratch.
Based on your input the Copilot will generate an entire slide. Your initial input can be minimal, and you’ll be aided by hints as you start. The Copilot will present an outline that can (optionally) be reviewed and fine-tuned. Based on the submitted outline, the Copilot will generate three versions of the new slide. Preview
JollyDeck Plan
Release: June, 2024
In the first stage, the author will enter course properties and define their expectations.
Based on these, the Copilot will generate a high-level graphical outline of the course. Authors can refine the outline and collaborate with peers, SMEs and other stakeholders throughout the process. The structure of the outline directly impacts the course’s learning flow and information architecture. Preview