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Diagrams turn abstract instructions into clear, visual knowledge. Inside LearnPack, you can generate or insert diagrams directly into lessons so learners see how steps connect instead of reading them in isolation. This makes courses easier to follow and boosts engagement.
Browser-only: everything happens inside LearnPack. No design software, no installs. Use Rigobot 🤖 to generate visuals that match your content.

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How to insert or generate a diagram

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Select content ✍️

Highlight the section you want visualized.
2

Open Rigobot’s menu 🤖

Choose Generate image.
3

Describe the diagram 💬

Type a simple instruction. Rigobot understands natural language, no prompt engineering needed.
4

Publish instantly 🚀

The diagram is added to your course and ready for learners.

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📸 Example: turning steps into a diagram

Imagine you wrote three steps for a photography lesson:
  • Step 1: Set the Scene
  • Step 2: Shoot with Low ISO
  • Step 3: Crank Up the ISO
Lesson steps screenshot
From the learner’s point of view, diagrams remove heavy text. Instead of scrolling through bullets, they see how ideas connect at a glance. This is where LearnPack’s integrated Rigobot tutor makes a difference. 👍
To convert the steps into a diagram, you could ask Rigobot:
Create a flow diagram that shows Step 1 → Step 2 → Step 3 for better understanding.
Rigobot prompt example Rigobot will then generate a diagram representing the sequence, which learners can study visually alongside your text. Result: Generated flow diagram

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🤖 The Rigobot difference

Most AI assistants give generic answers. Rigobot is different: it knows your course content, tracks each learner’s progress, and adapts in real time. It remembers past interactions, explains diagrams in context, and uses the Socratic method to guide problem-solving instead of handing out shortcuts. With LearnPack, diagrams become active learning tools supported by AI tutoring, interactive assessments, and real-time insights.
Outcome: clearer explanations, higher engagement, and faster comprehension, especially when paired with quick checks and projects. ✅

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