Narration scripts
Conversational scripts written for the ear, one per lesson, ready for a voice artist or text-to-speech tool.
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Scripts written to be spoken, with voice-over next
Every lesson includes a narration script paced at about 130 words per minute, with word count and estimated speaking time. Preview it with your browser's voices today; rendered voice-over in a consistent brand voice and slides per lesson are next on the roadmap.
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micro-lesson fit
Live + roadmapPart of this works today in the early-access app; the rest is on the roadmap. Each capability below is labelled.
Capabilities
What Narration & media does
Timing at a glance
Word count and estimated speaking time on every lesson, at about 130 words per minute.
Live today
Preview narration
Hear any lesson read aloud with the voices built into your browser and operating system.
Live today
Scripts export
Download just the spoken scripts as a .txt file for recording sessions.
Live today
Rendered voice-over (MP3)
Studio-quality narration in a consistent brand voice, regenerated when a lesson changes.
Next up
Slides for each lesson
On-brand slides generated from key points, kept in sync with the script.
Next up
How it works
From source to draft
STEP 01
Draft
Scripts are written lesson by lesson alongside key points and questions.
STEP 02
Time it
Check word count and speaking time; trim or expand with a lesson rewrite.
STEP 03
Listen
Preview narration with your browser's built-in voices to check flow.
STEP 04
Record or render
Export scripts for your voice tool today; rendered voice-over is next.
Honest status
What works today, and what is coming
Today
Live today- Narration script for every lesson
- Word count and estimated speaking time
- Narration preview with browser voices
- Narration scripts (.txt) export
On the roadmap
Roadmap- Rendered MP3 voice-over in a brand voice
- Slides per lesson
- Captions and transcripts generated with the audio
- Re-render only what changed when a source changes
FAQ
Questions
Does Coursecast make audio or video today?
Not yet. You can preview narration with your browser's voices and export scripts. Rendered voice-over and slides are next on the roadmap.
Why 130 words per minute?
It's a comfortable pace for instructional narration. The estimate helps you keep lessons short; your recording pace may differ.
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Start with the part that works today
Draft a course from your own document in minutes. The rest of the platform is being built in the open.
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