EducateMe’s AI Roleplay feature lets you build realistic, scenario-based simulations for training, practice, and assessment. With the improved AI Roleplay Generation, you can now create tailored scenarios much faster and with richer structure.
How to generate AI roleplay?
Open a course program and choose an activity AI Roleplay.
Click Create new.
Add a prompt.
You’ll then see a new guided generation experience:
Simplified setup: Enter an initial prompt, select context (No context or Current course), and optionally upload a PDF or link.
Smarter flow: On submit, you’ll see a step-by-step animation while AI analyzes your scenario, defines instructions, sets up personas, drafts evaluations, and finalizes the roleplay.
Rich results: Generation now returns structured outputs including scenario name, description, first message, prompts, success evaluation, and persona details (name, role, voice, and avatar).
After reviewing the generated AI roleplay, simply click Save changes to launch it.
Pro Tip: While the AI can generate a system prompt for you, providing a detailed custom prompt will ensure the scenario is highly relevant and realistic for your learners.
How to edit the scenario after saving?
You can edit the scenario even after the changes were saved.
Select the AI roleplay scenario and click Edit scenario.
Expert tip: For the most accurate and realistic scenarios, include context such as learner role, goal of the exercise, tone, and possible challenges. The more specific the prompt, the better the simulation.
FAQ
Q: I have a problem with the AI roleplay scenario. What should I do?
A: Please feel free to book a call or use a live chat option to inform us if any troubles occur.
Q: Can I duplicate an existing AI Roleplay scenario?
A: Yes. Go to templates, choose the one you need, and click Duplicate template.
Q: Can I edit my AI Roleplay scenario?
A: Yes. Click Edit scenario once you have selected the AI roleplay you want.
Q: Can the learner speak first in every scenario?
A: No. In First Message Mode, the AI assistant speaks first and sets the opening line.