Teaching material you generate for yourself — a deck for tomorrow's session, a handout, a summary. Nobody else sees these. Published Learning Hub content is separate and stays with the moderators.
Searches the corpus for your topic and writes from those excerpts, preferring them over the model's own recall, and ends with a References section. Turn this off for a topic the library does not cover.
Only shown when an administrator has approved more than one. Otherwise the configured model is used.
Off by default: a model handed a drawing tool will find a reason to use it, and most teaching material does not want one. With this on you can also say what to draw in Instructions below — “include a diagram of the airway” — instead of leaving the choice to the model. One illustration per generation; it appears under the Generate button.
For something newer than the library — a guideline published this year, a recent approval. The search query leaves this network and reaches the provider your administrator configured; the library excerpts and the resource itself never do. Do not put anything identifying in the topic if you turn this on.
Searches PubMed and returns structured records, so a reference carries a PMID somebody can look up. The search query goes to NCBI; the library excerpts and the resource itself do not.
Rewrites the resource in place, keeping its structure and any References section unless you ask otherwise. The previous version is replaced, so copy anything you want to keep first.