New features in existing platforms can sometimes feel daunting — not just learning how they work, but adding another task to your to-do list. Courses shouldn’t feel that way. Our interface is simple and intuitive, and it’s designed to help you make the most of the training materials you already have by putting them directly in front of your audience.
To help you get started, explore the examples below and try creating a few of your own. It’s much less intimidating than starting from a blank canvas.
🧩 TEMPLATE: “Quick Knowledge Refresher” Course
🧩 TEMPLATE: “Quick Knowledge Refresher” Course
Purpose
A short, interactive refresher quiz designed to reinforce key facts or product knowledge. Great for fast learning moments or product updates.
1. Intro
Short, engaging title that hints at a challenge or knowledge check.
Example: “How Well Do You Know [Product/Topic]?”Optional subtitle that sets context or defines the learning goal.
Example: “A Quick Refresher on [Key Feature/Topic].”
2. Question 1
A simple factual or recall question.
Example: “How long does it typically take [Product] to take effect?”2–4 concise answer options.
One correct answer that leads into a short explanation in the next step.
3. Answer 1 / Explanation
Restate the correct answer clearly.
Follow with 2–4 sentences of explanatory text that connect to why it matters.
Keep the tone friendly and conversational.
Example:
“Correct! [Product] is designed for rapid onset because of its unique delivery method. Traditional products can take much longer to activate.”
4. Question 2
Another key concept or feature check.
Example: “What type of [ingredient/feature] does [Product] use?”Options can test understanding of process or science behind it.
5. Explanation / Comparison
Use short, clear language to contrast concepts or outcomes.
Example:
“Smoking or vaping delivers effects within minutes.
Traditional edibles take longer to digest before activating.”Great spot to emphasize differentiation or teach a core takeaway.
7. Wrap-Up
Provide a 2–3 sentence recap of the key learning from the whole quiz.
Example:
“[Product] offers a fast-acting, short-duration experience that fits users who want quick results they can manage easily.”Optional call to action: “Learn more,” “Explore related topics,” or “Take the next course.”
⭐ Why This Format Works
This quick, quiz-based structure is ideal for short product introductions or new product launches. It delivers key information in bite-sized moments, keeps learners engaged through interaction, and reinforces retention with immediate feedback. Perfect for retail associates or brand reps who need to grasp essential facts fast without a long training commitment.
*TIP: Have product videos? Make sure to include those as well!
🌈 TEMPLATE: “Brand Overview” Course
🌈 TEMPLATE: “Brand Overview” Course
Purpose
A short, engaging overview designed to introduce learners to a brand’s story, identity, and signature offerings. Ideal for helping staff or partners understand what makes a brand unique, how to position it with customers, and which products to recommend.
1. Brand Introduction
Start with the brand name and tagline or key message.
Briefly summarize the brand’s essence — what it stands for, who it’s for, or what it’s known for.
Keep it positive and memorable.
Example:
“Meet [Brand Name], a bold and innovative company bringing [key product type] to consumers who want a refined, targeted experience.”
2. Why Choose This Brand
Outline what sets the brand apart in a few concise sentences.
Follow with a Key Selling Points section that highlights its main differentiators.
Example:
Why Choose [Brand Name]?
Our commitment to quality and innovation makes us a leader in providing effective, elevated products for modern consumers.
3. Brand Portfolio Overview
Present a snapshot of the product line — different categories, effects, or use cases.
Focus on helping learners associate each item with its benefit or purpose.
4. Feature Highlights or Ingredient Story
Dive into one aspect that makes the brand technically or scientifically interesting.
Keep this at a “retail knowledge” level — educational but digestible.
5. Knowledge Check: Brand Familiarity Quiz
Include 2–3 short interactive questions to reinforce what’s been covered.
Questions should focus on recall and product-to-benefit matching.
🚀 TEMPLATE: “Product Launch Overview” (new product) Course
🚀 TEMPLATE: “Product Launch Overview” (new product) Course
Purpose
This course introduces learners to a new or upgraded product, highlighting its key improvements, core features, and how to effectively communicate its benefits.
1. Course Title & Intro Summary
Introduce the new product or version update.
Provide a short description of what the course covers.
Include a compelling product image or video for visual appeal.
2. Course Description / Learning Goals
Outline what learners will be able to do after completing the course.
Keep this to 3–5 key objectives.
3. Product Highlights & Key Features
Present concise bullet points summarizing what’s new or upgraded.
Focus on improvements, differentiators, and user experience.
4. Educational or Launch Video (Optional)
Embed or link to a short brand-approved product video.
Reinforce visuals and storytelling to boost recall.
5. Knowledge Check / Quiz
3–5 quick questions that reinforce the most important information.
Use a mix of true/false, multiple-choice, or scenario-based questions.
🍃 TEMPLATE: “Product Line Overview” Course
🍃 TEMPLATE: “Product Line Overview” Course
Purpose
Introduce learners to the full range of a brand’s products, highlighting the purpose, effects, and key differences across SKUs.
1. Introduction
Briefly introduce the brand’s full product line or family of products.
Set the goal: help learners understand how each product fits within the overall lineup.
2. Product Categories or Effects
Group products by purpose, strain type, or category (e.g., indica/sativa/hybrid, THC/CBD balance, daytime/nighttime use).
Provide a one-line description for each group.
3. Product Highlights
For each SKU or core product:
Include the product name or type
Key ingredients or format (e.g., rosin gummy, infused pre-roll, vape)
The main benefit or target consumer
4. When to Recommend Each Product
Add quick “if/then” style examples to help budtenders connect each product to a customer’s need.
5. Knowledge Check
A short interactive quiz (2–3 questions) reinforcing which product fits which need.
🎨 TEMPLATE: “Brand Story & Values” Course
🎨 TEMPLATE: “Brand Story & Values” Course
Purpose
Build connection and understanding of a brand’s personality, mission, and values.
1. Brand Introduction
Open with the brand name, tagline, and a short statement of what makes it unique.
Establish tone and identity (premium, approachable, wellness-driven, playful, etc.).
2. Origin Story
Brief, compelling summary of how the brand started and why.
Highlight any founder motivation or purpose behind the products.
3. Core Values
List 3–4 brand values that define its purpose and approach.
Optional: tie each value to how it shows up in products or practices.
4. Product Alignment
Connect how the brand’s values come to life through its hero products.
Show how story and product reinforce each other.
5. Knowledge Check / Reflection
Include 2–3 questions or short reflections.
