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Learning Objective Maker

The Learning Objective Maker is a tool to assist you in creating perfect learning objectives.

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Written by easygenerator dev

The Learning Objective Maker is a guided, six-step tool for writing measurable learning objectives based on Bloom's Taxonomy. You can use it when you want to build an objective yourself, step by step.

If you'd rather have the EasyAI agent write a learning objective for you as part of building out a section — for example, when it's already creating pages and content for that section — see EasyAI: Create and edit course content with our AI agent.

The agent can generate a learning objective directly as part of a broader request, without walking through the six steps below. This article covers the manual, standalone process.

How to access it

  1. Create a new section, add the learning objective under the section title, and select the Objective Maker option, or

  2. Open an existing section and click the Objective Maker button.

The six-step process

  1. Define your audience — identify who your learners are.

  2. Identify learning level — choose the cognitive achievement level based on Bloom's taxonomy, then select from the measurable verbs offered for that level.

  3. Describe learner tasks — describe what learners will accomplish (leave out the verb — the tool adds it automatically based on step 2).

  4. Specify conditions — describe the circumstances under which the performance happens.

  5. Integrate into course — the objective is added under the section title; you can still edit it manually afterward.

  6. Display to learners — the objective appears on the course introduction page and again when learners begin the section.

You can then add content and questions aligned with your learning objectives.

This is great for tracking the results of your learners and seeing if they meet their learning goals.


Objective Maker vs. EasyAI agent

  • Use the Objective Maker when you want full control over each element of the objective (audience, level, task, condition) and are building it independently of a larger content request.

  • Ask the EasyAI agent when you're already having it build or edit a section and want the objective generated as part of that same request — see EasyAI: Create and edit course content with AI. You can still edit whatever it writes afterward.

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