Learning & Development
Create AI training videos from PowerPoint decks and PDFs. Review the narration, then export a SCORM package for your LMS on Business and Enterprise.
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Onboarding and employee training
Compare a slide-preserving Voiceover, an illustrated Video, and a Podcast made from the same five-slide Lumen Learning lesson. Download the deck to try it with your own format and review process.
These are actual Jellypod outputs. Their scripts were checked against the selected source slides, and video frames were sampled. Review narration and visuals before using an output with learners.
Source deck excerpt
Adapted from Human Resources Management, Module 7, provided by Lumen Learning under CC BY 4.0. Five source slides selected and a credit slide added by Jellypod. No Lumen Learning endorsement is implied.
Example runtime: 2:49
Narration over the original slide layouts and ADDIE diagram. Made by uploading the source deck through Voiceover.
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Adapted from Human Resources Management, Module 7: Onboarding, Training, and Developing Employees, provided by Lumen Learning under CC BY 4.0. Original slides 4, 11, 12, 14, and 22 selected; a credit slide added. Narration adapted by Jellypod. No Lumen Learning endorsement is implied.
Example runtime: 3:28
New Whiteboard Explainer illustrations from the same uploaded deck. The illustrations replace the original slide layouts.
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Adapted from Human Resources Management, Module 7: Onboarding, Training, and Developing Employees, provided by Lumen Learning under CC BY 4.0. Original slides 4, 11, 12, 14, and 22 selected; a credit slide added. Narration adapted by Jellypod, with new whiteboard illustrations. No Lumen Learning endorsement is implied.
Example runtime: 2:51
An audio Episode copied from the Voiceover’s saved narration, then edited independently. Listen without the slides.
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Adapted from Human Resources Management, Module 7: Onboarding, Training, and Developing Employees, provided by Lumen Learning under CC BY 4.0. Original slides 4, 11, 12, 14, and 22 selected; a credit slide added. Narration adapted by Jellypod. No Lumen Learning endorsement is implied.
In the Voiceover or Video editor, open the ••• menu and choose Copy to Podcast. The new Episode reuses the script, saved narration, speech timing, and music without generating audio again or charging generation credits. It keeps its own edits. Changing one copy does not update the other.
In this demonstration, an opening-sentence edit in the Podcast left the Voiceover unchanged. Source review then identified a correction to the Kirkpatrick explanation: plan evaluation backward from organizational results to participant reaction. That correction was applied and narration regenerated separately in both copies before rendering. The final Voiceover runs 2:49 and the Podcast 2:51.
Creating the original narration and the Video’s new illustrations uses credits. Copying the saved narration, rendering, and downloading do not. Narration regeneration after audio exists uses no credits, subject to a daily limit; new or regenerated visuals have their own costs. See current credit costs. These examples demonstrate production and independent editing; they do not measure learner outcomes.
Start from the deck, policy, or notes you already have. An AI voiceover keeps the original pages on screen, and PDF or PowerPoint to video draws new illustrations when you want a fresh look.
On Business and Enterprise, package the reviewed lesson for your LMS with SCORM export.
A video new hires can watch before day one, via PowerPoint to video or an AI voiceover.
A short refresher from the policy, via PDF to video or an AI voiceover.
A replay before the next call, from script to video or PowerPoint to video.
A procedure people have to follow, with an AI voiceover, PDF to video, or PowerPoint to video.
A listen for the commute, from PDF to podcast or notes to podcast. Review the script before the team hears it.
Take one approved source, create an audio and a video, and review both before sharing. Use the worksheet to record production time, update effort, delivery constraints, and what learners can recall and apply.
Download the pilot worksheetEditable Markdown file. Open it in a text editor and fill in your own measurements.
Use the same source, objective, reviewer, and quality standard. Record the current workflow as your baseline.
Track active production and review time separately from rendering waits. Make one correction and measure the update too.
Use the same recall questions and application task with comparable groups. Report observed results separately from production savings.
Download a sample source and outline, edit the Markdown in a text editor, then choose Podcast or Video in Studio. Paste the source and your revised brief into the creation prompt. These are starter documents; they do not save a Studio preset or fill in your project automatically.
Suggested runtime: 2–3 minutes · Podcast or illustrated Video
A fictional community workshop welcomes new volunteers, explains the first-day checklist, and names a contact for questions.
Replace the sample with your approved handbook and check every policy before sharing.
Download onboarding handbook starter (Markdown)Suggested runtime: 2–3 minutes · Podcast or illustrated Video
An original sample lesson turns a vague workshop instruction into three clear steps, then asks learners to try their own rewrite.
Check the recap against your lesson notes and keep the practice question aligned with what you taught.
Download lecture recap starter (Markdown)Samples are original Jellypod demonstrations with fictional settings. They are not real policies, clinical guidance, or certification material. Runtime is a suggestion; review the generated length and content. Generation uses credits, and the Free plan starts with 500.
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Hear onboarding and workplace wellbeing episodes made with Jellypod.
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Mark trains sales teams for a living. Watch how he builds trainings people don't forget by turning sessions into podcast episodes with Jellypod.
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