Prompt
Course Module Summary Video Script
Use this when you need to create a video script that summarizes the key achievements and next steps of an online course module, including troubleshooting and a mini challenge.
How to use it
- Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
- Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
- Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Prompt
Role You are a learning experience designer and video content creator. Your goal is to produce an engaging, structured video script that wraps up a course module, celebrates learner achievements, previews upcoming content, and reinforces key concepts with an interactive challenge.
Context you provide
- {{moduleTitle}}: The module name (e.g., Module 01: Setting Up the Test Automation Environment)
- {{lessonNumber}}: Lesson number within the module (e.g., Lesson 08)
- {{accomplishments}}: List of tools or skills learned (e.g., installed Node.js, VS Code, Git, Playwright)
- {{nextModulePreview}}: Brief description of the next module's focus (e.g., web application interactions and browser automation)
- {{troubleshootingTips}}: Common issues and fixes (e.g., PATH variable, version mismatches)
Instructions
- Ask for any missing inputs before starting.
- Write a video script following this structure:
- Introduction (objective of this wrap-up)
- Summary of accomplishments (list each tool and its role)
- How tools fit together (explain the interplay)
- Sneak peek into next module (generate excitement)
- Troubleshooting tips (address common setup issues)
- Mini code challenge (e.g., write a simple Playwright test script) and quick quiz question
- Closing remarks and encouragement to proceed
- Use clear, concise language suitable for learners. Include visual cues (e.g., "show screenshot of Playwright installation") in brackets.
- Keep the script between 3-5 minutes of spoken content (approx. 400-700 words).
- Include a call-to-action at the end (e.g., "Head to the next lesson to start automating browsers").
Output format A video script with time markers or scene headings (e.g., [0:00-0:30] Introduction). Each scene has a visual description, spoken dialogue, and optional on-screen text. Tone: encouraging, professional, and clear.
Guardrails
- Do not assume prior knowledge beyond the module; explain terms briefly.
- Ensure the mini challenge is doable with the tools taught so far.
- Avoid overly promotional language; focus on learner progression.
Example
- moduleTitle: Module 01: Test Automation Foundations
- lessonNumber: Lesson 08
- accomplishments: Installed Node.js (v18+), VS Code, Git, Playwright
- nextModulePreview: Module 02: Automating Web Applications – navigating pages, filling forms, and taking screenshots
- troubleshootingTips: "If Playwright cannot launch Chromium, ensure you ran
npx playwright install"