# Imagine - Cora for Courses

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When you enable Imagine functionality by Cora in Affinity you can then take the 30-40 hours of work it takes to make a course and turn it into a fun 5-10 minute process, where Cora does all the work for you.

To get started, click on the Cora Imagine button on the LMS page, right next to the standard Create New training button.

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This will then open up the ability for you to give a simple prompt to Imagine or provide more custom options. If you wish to use your own documentation or have even more specific goals for the training, we recommend you use the Customize option.

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Scroll down to fill in all the different options, including if you would like to use custom documents. You can also even custom style any of the images. See below:

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After you click Imagine, it can take up to 15 minutes to finish creating the training. Cora will show you the status of the process, which includes ideation, outlining, writing, and even it's own self-review at the end.

Once it is done you will receive an email notification and a link straight to the course. You've just turned 30-40 hours into 10 minutes with Imagine by Cora!


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