5-lesson course · about 2 hours
Fixing a Corrected Fact Everywhere It Already Spread
For Creators, educators, influencers and personal-brand teams responsible for useful content, audience trust and a consistent production practice
Everything for CreatorsFor creators and production teams managing multiple platforms: learn to trace a corrected fact through every script, edit and scheduled post using a claim register and AI search to maintain audience trust.
What you’ll be able to do
By the end, you can…
How it works
A tutor that meets you where you are
- Adaptive lessonsThe course material adjusts in real-time to your current skill level. As you progress, later lessons are specifically tailored to your pace and existing knowledge to ensure the content remains challenging but accessible.
- One-on-one AI tutorYou have a dedicated AI tutor available at all times to guide you through the material. You can ask questions by typing or speaking out loud to get instant clarification on a concept or help applying a workflow to your own project.
- Active recall toolsTo ensure the workflows stick, each lesson is paired with integrated quizzes and digital flashcards. These tools help you master the claim register and correction steps through repeated, active practice.
- Progress trackingYour journey from beginner to intermediate is mapped with clear milestones. You can track your completion of each module and receive a certificate of completion once you have mastered the course outcomes.
Curriculum
The curriculum
Learn a structured system to track claims and a rapid workflow to purge errors from your production pipeline.
Module 1Preventing the Spread: The Claim Register2 lessons
1Building a Claim Register
- Create a claim register that lists claims, sources, and dates
- Link a single claim to multiple content versions (e.g., TikTok script, YouTube chapter title)
- Distinguish verified factual claims from personal observations in the register
2Executing Handoff Tests
- Perform a handoff test between a script and the claim register
- Spot discrepancies between on-screen text and the approved source
- Reject assets that fail factual alignment checks
Module 2The Correction Workflow3 lessons
3Tracing Facts with AI Search
- Configure a proactive AI agent (Dots or Claude Duet) to search across multiple drafts
- Locate every instance of a specific corrected fact across platform-specific assets
- Identify uncorrected spoken lines in video exports via transcripts
4The 5:30-to-4:30 Correction Workflow
- Execute a production hold on all dependent scripts and scheduled posts
- Coordinate updates for text-based assets (captions, carousels)
- Determine if a spoken error requires a re-recording or a text overlay
5Drafting Honest Public Corrections
- Write a public correction that is honest and direct
- Draft an audience reply that avoids overselling the error
- Apply the 'stay the author' principle to public admissions of error
Who it’s for
Made for you if…
Made for: Creators, educators, influencers and personal-brand teams responsible for useful content, audience trust and a consistent production practice
Solo content creators
You manage multiple platforms and cannot afford to have conflicting facts appearing under your own face. When a detail changes, you need a way to find every mention across five different platforms without manually reading every script.
Production teams and editors
You need a standardized handoff process to ensure scripts, edits, and posts are aligned with the approved record. This system removes the guesswork from updates and prevents errors from slipping into final exports.
Educational and information creators
Your audience relies on your accuracy to make decisions. A single outdated fact can damage your credibility, making a formal claim register essential for maintaining long-term trust.
Channel managers
You coordinate the pipeline between research and publishing. You need a protocol to execute production holds on scheduled posts the moment a source contradicts a previous claim.
Questions
Good to know
Which AI tools are taught in this course?
The course focuses on using proactive AI agents, specifically Dots (OpenAI) and Claude Duet (Anthropic). You will learn to configure these agents to search across multiple drafts and transcripts to locate specific corrected facts.
What exactly is a claim register and how does it help?
A claim register is a record that lists every factual claim, its source, and the date it was verified. It allows you to link a single claim to every piece of content that uses it, such as a TikTok script and a YouTube chapter title, so you know exactly what to update when a fact changes.
Does this course teach me how to use video editing software like CapCut?
No, this course does not provide software tutorials for editing tools. Instead, it teaches the workflow for identifying which spoken lines or on-screen texts in your exports are incorrect and need to be fixed.
How do I handle a mistake that is already recorded in a video export?
You will learn to use AI search across transcripts to identify uncorrected spoken lines in your finished videos. From there, you can decide whether the error requires a full re-recording or can be corrected with an on-screen text overlay.
What is the '5:30-to-4:30' correction workflow?
This is a specific protocol for managing a factual change across a production pipeline. It involves executing a production hold on all dependent scripts and scheduled posts and coordinating rapid updates for text-based assets like captions and carousels.
Will I learn how to tell my audience that I made a mistake?
Yes, the course includes a module on drafting honest and direct public corrections. You will learn to draft audience replies that avoid overselling the error while applying the 'stay the author' principle to maintain credibility.
What are 'handoff tests' and why are they necessary?
Handoff tests are checks performed between a script and the claim register to spot discrepancies before production. This process ensures that on-screen text and spoken lines are in total alignment with the approved source.