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Steps Summariser: Turn Tutorial Videos Into Actionable Guides

The Steps Summariser is an AI-powered exercise type that transforms your hands-on tutorial videos into clear, step-by-step instructions.

What is the Steps Summariser?

The Steps Summariser is an AI-powered exercise type that transforms your hands-on tutorial videos into clear, step-by-step instructions. Perfect for onboarding, tutorials, setup instructions, standard operating procedures, even cooking and craft tutorials - any content where learners need to follow along and take action.

Instead of constantly pausing and rewinding your video, learners can access a comprehensive guide that breaks down your tutorial into manageable, easy-to-follow steps.

Who is this for?

Content Creators:

  • Technical trainers demonstrating repairs or installations

  • Operations managers documenting standard procedures

  • Educators creating practical, hands-on learning content

  • Cooking instructors sharing recipes and techniques

  • Craft makers teaching DIY projects

Learners:

  • Anyone following along with a tutorial who needs clear reference points

  • People learning practical skills at their own pace

  • Those who prefer written instructions alongside visual demonstrations

How to Add a Steps Summariser (Creator Flow)

1. Select the Step by Step Tutorial template

When creating or editing your content:

  1. Navigate to the Exercises section of your video

  2. Click Add Exercise

  3. Select Steps Summariser from the exercise type options

2. AI Generation

Once you select Steps Summariser:

  • Kaha Create automatically analyses your video transcript

  • AI generates a structured list of step-by-step instructions

  • The system identifies materials, tools, and safety considerations

  • This process typically takes 30-60 seconds depending on video length

3. Review & Edit

After generation, you'll see:

  • Numbered steps in action-oriented language

  • Materials list (if detected) separated at the top

  • Safety notes highlighted when present

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