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Use case

Nursing CE course videos from your course material

Nurses in most states need contact hours to renew their license, and providers need a steady supply of courses to offer. Kinoslide turns your course outline, readings, or slides into narrated video lessons. Your nurse planner reviews every scene before it renders.

Learnedly

“The video quality was great. Very minimal, if any, formatting or correction.”

John Waldron, Founder, Learnedly. Read the story

01See it

What the finished video looks like.

Two finished lessons in the formats nursing courses use most. Dry Erase draws a mechanism as it is explained. Presentation suits policy and procedure modules.

Dry Erase. A lesson drawn in marker and set in motion as the narration explains it.
Presentation. A policy training module on animated slides.

02What makes it different

Built for material that has to be explained properly.

01

Clinical review before render

On Pro and Scale, every line of narration and every visual sits in the storyboard first. Your nurse planner or expert fixes anything before learners see it.

02

Mechanisms drawn as they are explained

Pathophysiology, drug action, and care pathways are drawn step by step in Dry Erase as the narration reaches them.

03

Update when guidance changes

Edit the scenes tied to a changed guideline and re-render. The rest of the course stays as it was approved.

03How it works

From the material you have to a video you can publish.

  1. 01

    Upload the course material

    Use the course outline, readings, or slide deck as a PDF. Pick the pages for one lesson, the length, and the format.

  2. 02

    Review with your nurse planner

    On Pro and Scale, the video stops at the storyboard. Check doses, terms, and steps against the source, then edit any line.

  3. 03

    Publish to your learning platform

    Export the MP4 to your LMS next to the post-test and evaluation.

04Topics that fit

The nursing topics that are easier to watch than to read.

Start with the chapters where learners need to see a process happen. Those gain the most from being drawn.

Pharmacology

How a drug class works and what to watch for

Source
Course readings or drug monographs you are licensed to use
Review
Check doses, interactions, and warnings before render
Output
A lesson that draws the mechanism and lists the nursing considerations

Pathophysiology

What goes wrong in heart failure, sepsis, or diabetes

Source
The course chapter or slide deck
Review
Confirm the sequence and terms with your expert
Output
A lesson that shows the process step by step

Required topics

State-mandated courses and policy refreshers

Source
The required content outline and your course material
Review
Confirm the content covers what your state requires
Output
A focused module you can update each cycle

05Who it's for

Where this fits.

CE providers

Online contact-hour courses for nurses

  • Cover renewal hours: 30 every two years in California, 24 in Florida, 20 in Texas
  • Grow the course catalogue chapter by chapter
  • Keep one voice and look across every course
  • Refresh courses when guidance changes

Hospitals and health systems

Staff education and annual competencies

  • Turn policies and procedures into short modules
  • Make the yearly update from the new policy itself
  • Publish Spanish versions for bilingual staff

Nursing schools

Lessons that support the reading

  • Draw the mechanism the textbook describes
  • Make one focused video per topic
  • Give students something to rewatch before exams

06FAQ

Common questions.

Kinoslide writes the narration from the pages you upload, so it follows your source. A qualified reviewer should still check every scene in the storyboard before render, which Pro and Scale plans support.

No. Kinoslide makes the videos. Accreditation, contact hours, post-tests, and certificates stay with you and your accrediting body.

Dry Erase for mechanisms and processes, because it draws each step as the narration explains it. Presentation for policies, procedures, and checklists.

Yes. Every plan includes eleven languages, including Spanish. The script, on-screen text, and narration are generated in the language you choose.

Get started

Start with the material you already have.

Upload a document, choose the format, and review the first draft in minutes. Free to start.