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Jaden is the AI assistant in the course editor. Describe the course you want, or ask for changes to the one you have, and Jaden writes it. You see every change in place and decide what to keep before anything is saved.
Jaden works on courses. It isn’t available for quizzes, surveys, or Journeys. If you don’t see it in your course editor, your administrator may have turned it off. Jaden is separate from the Juno assistant on the home page, but the Juno assistant can hand a course request straight to Jaden. See Build a course from the assistant.

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Open Jaden

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Open a course in the editor

Open any course you can edit.
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Select Create

A Create button with a sparkle icon sits at the bottom right of the screen. On a narrow screen, only the icon shows.
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Work beside your course

Jaden’s panel opens next to the course, not over it, so you can keep editing while you chat. Drag the panel’s left edge to make it wider or narrower. Select Minimize chat to close it.
When you create a new course from the + Create menu, Jaden opens on its own, so you can describe the course straight away. If you create it from inside a Journey, the regular editor opens instead, and you can still select Create to open Jaden. The button also tells you what Jaden is doing while the panel is closed:

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Ask Jaden for a course or a change

An empty conversation starts with a greeting and four groups of suggested prompts: Enrich your team, Train your team, Onboard new hires, and Policy training. Select a group, hover a prompt to preview it in the message box, and select it to send. You can also type your own request in the message box, such as “Make a 10-minute course on how to run a one-on-one, for new managers.” Under the message box:
  • Add files (the + button) attaches documents, slides, spreadsheets, images, audio, video, and text files, up to 10 at a time. Jaden builds from what’s in them.
  • Web search lets Jaden look things up on the web. It’s off until you turn it on.
  • Send sends your message. While Jaden is working, the same button becomes Stop.

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Answer a few questions

Before it starts, Jaden may ask a few short questions to understand what you need. They appear above the message box. Pick an answer, type your own under Other, or select Skip. Use Next to move through the questions and Submit to finish. If you skip them all, Jaden carries on without them.

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Edit the outline

When Jaden plans a course, it shows the proposed sections as an outline before it writes anything. You can:
  • Drag a row by its handle to change the order.
  • Select a title to rewrite it. Open a row’s description to change what the section covers.
  • Remove a section, or select Add section to add one.
Select Create when the outline looks right. Jaden writes what’s in the list. Progress shows as it goes, for example Writing 5 sections · 2 done. Select a section in the list to open it once it’s written.

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Review Jaden’s changes

Jaden’s changes appear in your course, where they belong. Added content, changed text, and removed content are each marked, with a short label such as Added question or Changed paragraph. Nothing is saved until you choose.
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Look through the changes

Above each section, a bar shows how many changes it has. Use the arrows to go to the Previous change or Next change. Select See before to view the section as it was, shown faded, with the caption Before Jaden’s changes.
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Switch changes on or off

Every change starts switched on. Each change has its own pair of switches, Switch on this change and Switch off this change. The ✗ and ✓ in the section bar switch every change in that section off or on. Switching saves nothing.
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Keep or discard in one step

In Jaden’s panel, a bar titled Edited 3 sections lists each section. Select a row to jump to it. Hover or focus a row to show its ✗ and ✓, which switch that whole section. Then choose one of the buttons at the bottom of the bar: Keep all, Keep 4 of 6, or Discard all. The numbers count changes, not sections.
This is the only save. It applies every switch you set, across every section, at once. After it runs, each row says Kept or Discarded, and each section’s bar confirms with a note such as Kept 4 changes.
  • If you switch every change off, only Discard all is left.
  • Not ready to decide? Type in the message box, which now says Ask for a revision…. Jaden revises with your switches applied.
  • While Jaden is still writing, the switches and the buttons wait. While another editor is in the course, the buttons wait. The bar says why.
Jaden can also suggest a new cover image for a section. It’s one more change in the review, labeled Added cover or Changed cover, and you keep or discard it like any other.
After it builds a course, Jaden may suggest settings in a Recommended Settings card in the chat. Depending on the course, it can suggest Completion Criteria, Question Retries, Due Date, and, where AI validation is available to you, Validation Mode. Select a setting to see why Jaden suggests it, what it is now, and to change the value. Select Skip this one on any setting you don’t want. Then select Apply, which shows how many settings it will apply, for example Apply 3. Select Skip to apply none. The card then shows Settings applied.

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When something goes wrong

When Jaden can’t finish, it says so and leaves your course as it was. If a file doesn’t upload, the message says so. Your network may be blocking uploads. Try another network, or paste the text into the message box instead.

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Keep your conversations

Each course has its own conversation with Jaden. The toolbar at the top of the panel has these icon buttons. Hover one to see its name:

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Choose an assistant style

If you see Assistants, select it to open Choose Your AI Assistant. Pick a style on the Prebuilt Assistants tab and select Confirm.

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Work with other editors

Jaden doesn’t support editing together yet. If someone else opens the same course, a banner says so and tells you how many editors are active. While they’re there, the message box, History, Assistants, New conversation, Add files, Web search, Keep all, and Discard all wait until they leave.
Last modified on October 8, 2026