Build a mini LMS inside ChatGPT — no SCORM, no xAPI, and no learning management system needed to track who started and finished your eLearning course. This walkthrough uses ChatGPT Codex and the new Sites feature to go from an empty folder to a published, trackable course with a working admin dashboard in under twenty minutes.
ChatGPT & Codex Course: https://www.learningdojo.ninja/courses/creating-custom-elearning-with-chatgpt
The build starts by pointing Codex at a desktop folder and prompting a full-screen carousel course with images, overlay text, navigation arrows, and a slide indicator. From there the interesting part kicks in: ChatGPT publishes the finished interaction to its own hosted URL, so there's no AWS bucket, no Vercel deploy, and no LMS upload standing between you and a shareable link. You control whether that link is open to anyone or locked to specific accounts, which makes it workable for a single class, a pilot group, or an internal team.
Tracking is where this stops being a demo and starts being useful for instructional designers. A simple prompt captures each learner's name and email before they enter the course, records every page they visit, and flags a completion once they reach the final slide. A second prompt generates an admin dashboard showing every learner, their page count, and whether they're in progress or complete — the same core reporting most teams stand up an entire LMS to get. You'll also see where this breaks down, including a real warning about handling personal learner data inside your organization and an anonymous-user workaround for teams that can't collect it.
The video closes on where to take this next: quiz question tracking, leaderboards, multi-course databases, and when it makes more sense to move the whole thing into a dedicated platform instead.
*Chapters*
0:00 The ChatGPT Feature That Made Me Scrap This Video
2:21 Prompting a Full-Screen Carousel Course
5:25 ChatGPT Sites: Hosting and Sharing Your Course
7:38 Capturing Learner Names and Emails
9:57 Building the Admin Tracking Dashboard
12:22 Testing Completion Tracking as a Second Learner
14:34 Quizzes, Leaderboards, and the Privacy Warning
16:30 Final Thoughts and Resources
#eLearning #InstructionalDesign #ChatGPT #ChatGPTSites #CustomElearning
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ChatGPT & Codex Course: https://www.learningdojo.ninja/courses/creating-custom-elearning-with-chatgpt
The build starts by pointing Codex at a desktop folder and prompting a full-screen carousel course with images, overlay text, navigation arrows, and a slide indicator. From there the interesting part kicks in: ChatGPT publishes the finished interaction to its own hosted URL, so there's no AWS bucket, no Vercel deploy, and no LMS upload standing between you and a shareable link. You control whether that link is open to anyone or locked to specific accounts, which makes it workable for a single class, a pilot group, or an internal team.
Tracking is where this stops being a demo and starts being useful for instructional designers. A simple prompt captures each learner's name and email before they enter the course, records every page they visit, and flags a completion once they reach the final slide. A second prompt generates an admin dashboard showing every learner, their page count, and whether they're in progress or complete — the same core reporting most teams stand up an entire LMS to get. You'll also see where this breaks down, including a real warning about handling personal learner data inside your organization and an anonymous-user workaround for teams that can't collect it.
The video closes on where to take this next: quiz question tracking, leaderboards, multi-course databases, and when it makes more sense to move the whole thing into a dedicated platform instead.
*Chapters*
0:00 The ChatGPT Feature That Made Me Scrap This Video
2:21 Prompting a Full-Screen Carousel Course
5:25 ChatGPT Sites: Hosting and Sharing Your Course
7:38 Capturing Learner Names and Emails
9:57 Building the Admin Tracking Dashboard
12:22 Testing Completion Tracking as a Second Learner
14:34 Quizzes, Leaderboards, and the Privacy Warning
16:30 Final Thoughts and Resources
#eLearning #InstructionalDesign #ChatGPT #ChatGPTSites #CustomElearning
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