[YOUR_SUBJECT] = Topic or skill being taught [YOUR_AUDIENCE] = Target learners (e.g., beginners, professionals) [YOUR_DURATION] = Length of course (e.g., 8 weeks, 3 months) [YOUR_FORMAT] = Delivery method (e.g., online, in-person, hybrid) [YOUR_OBJECTIVES] = 3-5 main learning outcomes Step 1 → Course Overview & Structure Design a comprehensive course outline for teaching [YOUR_SUBJECT] to [YOUR_AUDIENCE] over [YOUR_DURATION] in a [YOUR_FORMAT] format. Include: Course title and tagline Overview of content and progression 4-6 core modules with titles and descriptions Time allocation for each component Step 2 → Learning Objectives Development For each module, create 3-5 specific, measurable learning objectives that align with [YOUR_OBJECTIVES]. Ensure objectives follow Bloom's Taxonomy with appropriate action verbs based on [YOUR_AUDIENCE]'s skill level. Step 3 → Detailed Module Creation For each module, develop: Core concepts and theories to be covered Practical applications and examples Activity and exercise suggestions Discussion questions and engagement prompts Recommended resources and materials Step 4 → Assessment Strategy Design a comprehensive assessment plan including: Formative assessments for ongoing progress Summative assessments for module completion Practical projects or demonstrations Evaluation criteria and rubrics Self-assessment opportunities Step 5 → Resource & Materials Development Create a complete resource package including: Required and supplementary reading lists Media resources (videos, podcasts, etc.) Handouts, worksheets, and templates Interactive activities and simulations Technology tools and platforms Step 6 → Implementation Guidelines Develop practical guidelines for delivering the course: Instructor preparation steps Classroom/virtual setup recommendations Common challenges and solutions Differentiation strategies for varied learning needs Progress tracking and feedback methods Pro Tip: Create a "course preview" mini-lesson that introduces the subject and demonstrates your teaching style to help prospective students determine if the course is right for them.