AI course creator for Docebo: from source material to training

Honen can help you create a course for Docebo from approved source material. Draft and review the lessons in Honen. Then deliver the course as SCORM training material in Docebo. See how Honen works with Docebo before you choose a delivery path.

Prepare the source

Choose one current policy, procedure, or product document. Name the learner's task. Record the source owner and revision date. Remove obsolete instructions before you ask Honen to draft. If the source conflicts with another document, resolve the conflict with an expert first.

For example, a support team could turn a new escalation procedure into a short course. The draft can explain when to escalate, show a decision example, and ask the learner to select the correct next step. The process owner must check every threshold and contact route.

Build and review in Honen

1. Give Honen the source and the learner goal.
2. Review the course outline before you develop the full lessons.
3. Check each fact, question, and answer against the source.
4. Test the learner path and tutor responses.
5. Ask a qualified editor to check the final language.

Use short sentences and active verbs. Use one approved term for one concept. Put one action in each instruction. These practices help produce an ASD-STE100-inspired draft. A human editor must check the approved dictionary and all applicable rules.

Deliver the course in Docebo

Docebo supports SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 3rd Edition. Export the Honen SCORM 1.2 ZIP. Honen's SCORM 2004 export is 4th Edition, which differs from Docebo's documented 3rd Edition.

Add the ZIP to the Docebo course as SCORM training material. Enroll a test learner. Open, finish, and close the lesson. Check its status and score in Docebo.

The Honen package loads current approved lesson content when it opens. This lets you correct content in Honen without a new ZIP upload for each text edit. Test any change that affects completion or navigation.

Next step

Use the Docebo integration overview to plan the rollout. Read what a live SCORM package is to understand the update model.