Microlearning Slicer

Paste a long webinar or course transcript and get it sliced into short, standalone microlearning modules, each with a title, key points, and the exact source timestamps to pull from.

For L&D and Instructional Designers Enablement Teams Subject-Matter Experts Content and Marketing Teams
Sample prompt to Joy's Assistant

Slice this [60-minute webinar transcript on consultative selling] into [5-minute] microlearning modules with titles and key points.

What it can look like

An illustrative example. Your output will reflect your own sources, data, and prompts.

Slice this 60-minute webinar transcript on consultative selling into 5-minute microlearning modules with titles and key points.

I read the full transcript in your Knowledge Center and split it into six standalone modules of about five minutes each. Each one keeps the source timestamps so you can pull the exact clip.

Microlearning Breakdown — Consultative Selling

Source: Consultative selling webinar (recording transcript) · Length: 60 minutes · Target module length: 5 minutes

I read the full transcript in your Knowledge Center and found six natural teaching beats. Each one stands on its own, so a rep can watch a single module between calls without needing the ones around it. Here is the breakdown, with the source timestamps so you can find the exact clip to pull for each.

ModuleTitleRuntimeKey pointsSource timestamp
1Opening with intent5 min
  • Set the agenda in the first minute
  • Earn the right to ask questions
  • Signal you are here to diagnose, not pitch
00:00–05:10
2Discovery questions that work5 min
  • Open questions before closed ones
  • Follow the answer, not the script
  • Let silence do the work
05:10–11:40
3Uncovering the real need5 min
  • Separate the stated problem from the root cause
  • Ask what happens if nothing changes
  • Quantify the cost of the status quo
11:40–22:15
4Framing the solution5 min
  • Map each feature back to a need they named
  • Tell it as their story, not your demo
  • Confirm fit before moving on
22:15–35:40
5Handling the price conversation5 min
  • Anchor to value already established
  • Do not discount to close a silence
  • Trade concessions, never give them
35:40–48:30
6Closing and next steps5 min
  • Ask for the specific next commitment
  • Summarize what you both agreed
  • Book the follow-up before you hang up
48:30–60:00
6
Modules
5 min
Avg runtime
60 min
Source length

The six modules together cover the whole arc of a consultative call, but each is short enough to stand alone as a refresher. When you are ready to build one out, I can draft the on-screen script for it word for word, so you can drop it straight into your recording tool or slides.

Want me to write the full on-screen script for one module, or add a 3-question knowledge check to each one?

From a one-hour replay to a set of short lessons

Paste the transcript and Joy reads the whole thing, finds the natural teaching beats, and slices it into short standalone modules. Each one gets a clear title, the key points it teaches, and the source timestamp range so you know exactly which clip to pull.

  1. Paste the transcript

    Drop in the webinar or course transcript, or point Joy at the recording transcript already in your Knowledge Center. Rough auto-captions are fine.

  2. Say how you want it sliced

    Tell Joy the module length you are aiming for and any titles or objectives it should hit. Joy finds the natural breaks rather than cutting on a fixed clock.

  3. Review the breakdown

    You get a module-by-module table with titles, key points, and the source timestamp range for each. Adjust any split, merge two beats, or ask for a different length.

  4. Use it where you build

    Copy the breakdown into your slides, script doc, LMS, or authoring tool. The timestamps tell you which part of the recording to clip for each module.

  5. Make it one click for your team

    Save this ask as a custom command on the assistant your team already uses, so anyone can run it in one step.

Make it yours

Cuts on meaning, not the clock

Joy finds where one idea ends and the next begins, so each module is a complete thought instead of an arbitrary five-minute chunk.

Keeps the source timestamps

Every module carries the exact start and end time in the original recording, so pulling the clip takes seconds instead of scrubbing the whole hour.

Matches your objectives

Give Joy your course objectives or a required title list and it maps the slices to them, flagging anything the source never actually covers.

Resize on request

Ask for shorter modules, fewer modules, or a single combined recap, and Joy re-slices the same transcript without you starting over.

Podcast or panel

Slice a recorded panel or podcast into topic-based clips, each with the speaker and the point they made.

Full course recut

Break a multi-hour course recording into a numbered module series with a running objective for each lesson.

Two-minute micro cuts

Aim for very short modules built for mobile, one takeaway each, for field and retail teams learning on the go.

Summary-first

Lead with a one-line summary of the whole session, then the module breakdown underneath for anyone who wants the detail.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Joy decide where to split the recording?

Joy reads the whole transcript and finds the natural teaching beats, the points where one idea ends and the next begins, rather than cutting on a fixed clock. You tell it the module length you are aiming for, and it slices as close to that as the content allows while keeping each module a complete thought.

What do I actually get back?

A module-by-module breakdown in the chat: a table with each module's title, runtime, key points, and the source timestamp range in the original recording. You copy that into your slides, script doc, or LMS. Joy drafts the breakdown; it does not clip or export the video itself.

Can Joy write the actual module content, not just the outline?

Yes. Ask it to write the full on-screen script for any module and it drafts it word for word, ready for you to paste into your recording tool or slides. You can also ask it to add a short knowledge check to each module.

Does it work with rough auto-generated captions?

Yes. Auto-captions with the usual timestamp markers are enough. Cleaner transcripts give tidier titles and key points, but Joy can work from a raw caption file and still keep the timestamps aligned to the source.

Can I control how many modules I end up with?

Yes. Ask for a specific number of modules or a specific length and Joy re-slices the same transcript to match. You can also merge two beats into one module or split a long one, and it will keep the timestamps and key points consistent.

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