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Inside LiveCase's AI Authoring Assistant: What It Is and Why It Works
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You have teaching materials and an idea for an interactive case. The authoring work is to connect those materials to a scenario, learner decisions, and assessment criteria.
LiveCase's AI Authoring Assistant can help draft and revise the case. The instructor checks the content and learning design.
The AI Authoring Assistant supports drafting a simulation from teaching materials or a topic brief. Use it to develop:
Review and edit the generated material. Use source content you have permission to adapt and check applicable terms before publication.
The process is three steps, and none of them require a technical background.
Step 1: Prepare your brief. Describe the learning objective, audience, source material, learner roles, and decisions you want students to practice.
Step 2: Generate a draft. Inspect the scenario, dialogue, branching paths, and questions. Check that the content represents your sources accurately.
Step 3: Review and preview. Refine the wording and assessment criteria, test the learner experience, and correct any gaps before delivery.
AI assistance is useful when it helps an instructor produce a draft they can inspect and improve.
The assistant can support authoring while the educator remains responsible for the facts and pedagogical decisions.
Keep three principles in mind:
A clear brief. Define the intended audience and learning objective before generating content.
Reviewable output. Inspect the case logic and source facts. AI assistance does not guarantee instructional quality.
Planned delivery. Confirm learner access and publishing terms before release. LiveCase supports Canvas LTI, Blackboard LTI, and partner LTI.
Use the authoring workflow to support:
Interactive practice. Add questions, authored branching paths, and character conversations where they serve the objective.
Evidence of reasoning. Ask learners to explain a decision and discuss alternatives. The activity does not make AI use impossible or automatically flag suspicious behavior.
Assessment preparation. Configure AI grading for written answers and character conversations, test representative responses, and review the resulting feedback.
For more design ideas, read Beyond the PDF: How LiveCase Brings Case Studies to Life.
The AI Authoring Assistant is one of three ways to build on LiveCase, and it's the one we recommend most people start with.
Pathway 1: Start From Scratch. Complete control over every detail. You build the characters, write the branches, and set the scoring manually. Best for people who already know exactly what they want and have the time to build it.
Pathway 2: Co-Create with AI. Describe the case, generate a draft, and refine it with your subject knowledge.
Pathway 3: Studio Services. The white-glove option. LiveCase's professional design team builds the entire simulation for you. Ideal for corporate teams with tight deadlines or professors who want a production-quality experience without touching the tools.
Discuss wider publication options and requirements with LiveCase after reviewing and testing your case. Distributor acceptance and income are not guaranteed.
Choose one learning objective and prepare a brief. Allow time to review the draft and preview the experience.
Try the AI Case Authoring Studio to begin.
Already have a case in mind? Browse the LiveCase catalogue for ready-to-run scenarios or explore our Studio Services if you'd rather we build it for you.
It provides AI assistance for drafting and revising interactive cases from teaching materials or a topic brief. The author checks the resulting content and learning design.
No. The tool is built for educators, professors, and corporate trainers with zero technical background. If you can upload a file and click edit, you can use it.
Review LiveCase's applicable terms and the rights in your source material before publication. AI assistance does not grant permission to adapt someone else's content.
Time depends on the source material, complexity, and review needed. Treat generated material as a draft to inspect and test.
Discuss the available publishing routes and requirements with LiveCase. For LMS delivery, the supported integrations are Canvas LTI, Blackboard LTI, and partner LTI.
Begin with teaching materials or a topic brief that clearly states the learning objective. Check the authoring workflow's supported upload formats and review the generated interpretation.
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Author: Amandine Bodet Lefevre
Amandine believes learning isn't a straight path but a creative, evolving experience.With a Master's from Trinity College and a Bachelor's from Leeds University, she helps shape how LiveCase tells its story.Connecting innovation, design, and AI to transform how people learn and engage.Driven by curiosity and a belief in better ways to educate, she brings both strategy and imagination to every project.
Published: 9/24/2026
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