Submission Guidelines
Everything you need to know about sharing your department's knowledge with the L&D team. This guide walks you through each section of the submission form.
What We're Building
Antier is building a comprehensive learning library on our LMS that covers Web3, Blockchain, AI, and all our service verticals. Every department holds critical knowledge that needs to be captured and turned into structured learning modules.
Your role: Share the raw materials, context, and structure suggestions. Our role: Transform it into polished, engaging course content using AI tools and instructional design best practices.
What You Can Share
Documents
PDF, Word, Google Docs, Notion pages
Presentations
PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote
Videos
YouTube links, Loom recordings, MP4 files
Websites
Blog posts, documentation, tutorials
Internal Wikis
Confluence, Notion, internal docs
Transcripts
Meeting notes, recorded sessions
Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Topic Overview
- Name your topic clearly (e.g., 'Introduction to DeFi Protocols')
- Select your department from the dropdown
- Identify the Subject Matter Expert (SME) — the person L&D should contact
- Choose who needs to learn this (new hires, non-tech, tech, or everyone)
- Explain in 2-3 sentences why this topic matters
Step 2: Raw Materials
- List every resource you have — documents, links, videos, presentations
- For each resource, provide a title, link, and brief description
- Don't worry about formatting — raw notes are perfectly fine
- The more context you provide, the better the final course will be
- You can add as many resources as needed using the 'Add Another Resource' button
Step 3: Suggested Structure
- Break your topic into 2-5 logical modules or 'chapters'
- For each module, give it a name and describe what it should cover
- Think: 'If I were teaching this to someone new, what order would I use?'
- This is a suggestion — the L&D team may adjust based on best practices
- Example: Module 1 = Basics, Module 2 = Our Process, Module 3 = Advanced Topics
Step 4: Key Terms & FAQs
- List 3-5 critical terms or acronyms that learners must know
- Provide simple definitions (imagine explaining to a new hire)
- Add the top 2-3 questions people always ask about this topic
- Include answers or point to the resource that contains the answer
- This helps us build a glossary and FAQ section in the course
What Happens After You Submit
L&D Reviews
The L&D team reviews your submission and may reach out for clarification.
AI Processing
Your materials are processed using NotebookLM and other AI tools to extract structured content.
Draft Review
A draft course is shared with you and the SME for accuracy review.
Published on LMS
After your approval, the course goes live on the LMS for the target audience.