Five typical scenarios we built Modula for. Each names the tool, the schema, and the components; the example alongside is a real artifact built with Modula.
Trainer
Picture an L&D lead who opens Claude and, with the Lesson schema, drafts twelve interactive units: an explainer video, scenario exercises, and a quiz each. They review and refine in chat, then export the course to SCORM 2004 and upload it to the corporate LMS — no outside vendor involved.
Components
PreviewEditor
Think of a publisher that, on the CDK plan, embeds the Modula editor in its own CMS. Editors compose each appendix in blocks, with the AI assistant alongside and a Lesson schema tailored to the series: molecular diagrams with hotspots, 3D models, and review questions for each chapter. Every term, authors update the content without asking developers, and the output stays accessible and on brand.
Components
PreviewCreator
Take a writer who wants to tell the story of a month at sea: they open ChatGPT, pick the Geostory schema, and describe the route. The result is an interactive piece with the GPS track, photo stops, and journal entries, ready to publish on their own site without a developer.
Components
PreviewTeacher
For a history teacher, the free Playground is enough: with the Lesson schema in ChatGPT they assemble a lesson with a timeline, images, and a multiple-choice quiz, then project it on the classroom display. It is non-commercial use, so nothing else is needed.
Components
PreviewJournalist
Say a journalist opens Claude, picks the Documentary schema, and describes the investigation’s arc. Modula assembles a scroll-driven piece with a full-bleed opening image, chapter sections, and an interactive chart comparing regional data, ready to publish on the newsroom’s site.
Components
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