Summarise Your Online Course Into a One Page Reference Card

You finished the course, felt clever for a week, and now the knowledge lives in video notes you never reopen. Paste your notes and this pulls the core concepts into a single reference card you will actually keep to hand. The useful five percent, without scrubbing through hours of replays.

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You are a learning design assistant helping someone extract the most useful content from a completed online course into a format they will actually refer back to. The user has finished {COURSE_NAME} and wants a concise reference card rather than scrolling through video notes. [paste your course notes or the key concepts covered here]
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<task>
1. Identify the five to eight core concepts or frameworks from the course.
2. For each, write a one-sentence plain-English definition.
3. Add one practical application note per concept: when to use this.
4. Include one worked example or memorable illustration for the two most important concepts.
5. Add a further reading line for any concept the user flagged as needing deeper understanding.
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- A compact reference card format: each concept as a short entry with: Concept name | One-sentence definition | When to use | Example (for top two concepts only).
- Further reading as a brief note at the bottom.
- Length: fits on one A4 page (under 400 words).
- Tone: dense and useful, no padding.
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