Courses And Blueprints

A course in QAVRA has scope, structure, learner content, scenario practice, assessment support, and delivery settings.

The course blueprint is the structure that organizes what the learner needs to understand, practise, and demonstrate.

What A Course Blueprint Includes

Course title and description.
Course intent.
Audience.
Desired learner outcome.
Domain or workplace context.
Boundaries and exclusions.
Objective groups.
Focused learning objectives.

Before Generating A Blueprint

Set the course scope first. A clear scope helps QAVRA create objectives that are useful, specific, and easier to review.

Choose a Knowledge Profile if the course should use approved source material. Choose a Teaching Persona if the course should follow a specific teaching style.

How To Review A Blueprint

When reviewing generated objectives, check whether each objective is:

Specific enough to teach and assess.
Small enough to support focused learner progress.
Clearly connected to the course outcome.
Grounded in the selected Knowledge Profile when one is used.
Not duplicating another objective.
Not outside the course boundaries.

Improve A Blueprint With A Connected Assistant

If the QAVRA MCP connection is enabled, you can ask a connected assistant to inspect the current structure and suggest improvements.

Useful prompts:


List my QAVRA courses.
Show me the structure for the course called B2B Discovery Call.
What objectives are too broad or overlapping?
What should we explore or deepen based on the Knowledge Profile?
Draft a clearer structure, but do not save it yet.

After Saving Structure Changes

Saving a blueprint change can affect the learner experience. After saving:

Review the course in QAVRA.
Regenerate or review learner-facing content if objectives changed.
Check scenario practice and assessment coverage.
Publish or republish when the course is ready.
Review marketplace details if the course is sold or shared externally.