Topic / Lesson Title
Custom Topic
Subject Area (module focus)
Custom Subject Area
Audience / Skill Level
Community College / Undergraduate
Graduate / Professional
Adult Workforce Training
Executive / Industry
Learning Objective(s) — ctrl/cmd-click for multiple
Custom Learning Objective(s)
Industry / Sector
Higher Education
K-12 School District
Healthcare / Hospital System
Financial Services / Banking
Insurance
Manufacturing / Industrial
Retail / E-commerce
State or Local Government
Federal Agency
Defense Contractor
Critical Infrastructure / Utility
SaaS / Technology Startup
Nonprofit / NGO
Legal / Professional Services
Let the model choose an apt sector
Organization Scale
Small (under 100 staff)
Mid-market (100–1,000 staff)
Large enterprise (1,000–10,000 staff)
Global enterprise (10,000+ staff)
Let the model choose
Sourcing Basis — governs how much citation rigor the prompt demands
Fictional composite organization
Anonymized real incident (disguised details)
Documented public incident (cited sources required)
Hypothetical near-future scenario
Protagonist Viewpoint
CISO / Chief Information Security Officer
AI Governance Lead
Risk & Compliance Officer
SOC Analyst
Data Scientist / ML Engineer
CIO / CTO
General Counsel
Privacy Officer
Business Unit Manager
Third-Party Auditor
Board Member / Trustee
Junior Analyst (limited authority)
Multiple competing viewpoints
Ambiguity Level
Low — one defensible answer with plausible distractors
Moderate — two or three credible paths
High — genuinely contested; experts would disagree
Time Setting
Present day
Recent past (last 2–3 years)
Near future (next 2–5 years)
Scenario Wrinkle — optional complication to force the issue
Case Length
Short — 400–600 words (~5 min read)
Standard — 800–1,200 words (~10 min read)
Extended — 1,500–2,500 words (~20 min read)
Long-form / Harvard-style — 3,000+ words
Structure
Single continuous case
Two parts (A / B) — decision, then consequences
Three parts (A / B / C) — staged escalation
Narrative Voice
Third-person narrative
Second person — "you are the protagonist"
First-person protagonist account
Documentary / after-action report style
Supporting Exhibits — click to toggle; these become the evidence students reason from