Some of your best teaching may already be sitting in a recording: a workshop full of questions, a webinar where an idea finally clicked, or a conversation you do not want to disappear into an archive. The hard part is often not creating more content. It is finding the useful shape inside what you already have.
Sutra can now use a recorded video as the starting point for a course. From your home page, upload the recording to the Vision Builder. Sutra identifies the strongest moments and turns them into a course outline with shorter video segments. Before anything is built, you can rearrange the modules, review every clip, and choose the exact section of video you want to keep.
The result is not simply a transcript in course form. Sutra pairs the selected clips with prompts that invite participants to pause, connect the material to their own experience, and learn with one another. Instead of watching an hour of video alone, members move through a sequence of meaningful moments and conversations.
Treat the first build as a thoughtful draft. Keep each clip focused on one clear idea. Remove introductions, logistics, or examples that only made sense in the live room. Put the modules in the order that helps a new participant follow the learning. Add a little context anywhere the recording assumes knowledge they may not have.
You might use this to give a past event a longer life, create a self-paced companion for a live cohort, turn a webinar into a short introductory course, or build a reusable foundation for future programs. One recording can become more than a replay. It can become an experience people can enter, reflect on, and complete in their own time.
Your voice, stories, and examples remain at the center. Sutra makes the repetitive work of finding clips and drafting questions lighter, while you stay in control of the learning journey.
Your existing work may be much closer to a course than you think.