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How To Build an AI Teacher With ChatGPT, WordPress, and LifterLMS Online Language Learning With Marcus Carter

·1 hr 7 min·4 clips

Marcus went from hiding behind a cartoon head on TikTok to a YouTube video with over 2 million views.

Marcus starts from engagement. Chris sets up the episode around a teacher's problem: online language lessons can feel static, and WordPress does not automatically fix that. Marcus is clear that he is not a coder, which makes the demo more useful. He built the examples by going back to ChatGPT, testing what it gave him, and placing the working pieces inside Elementor HTML blocks. The workflow has some mess in it, in a believable way. He improves lessons as he goes, but he does not stop everything to rebuild older material once the course already has momentum. When he learns how to add audio, he decides not to redo every previous lesson because the work would be too much. So the course keeps moving. He shows listening and vocabulary exercises, including audio playback at normal speed or slower. Chris asks the practical question: is this coming from a plugin, page code, or something hidden behind the scenes? Marcus says he is using Elementor Pro, Kadence as the theme, and HTML blocks for the custom pieces. That makes the episode less about hype and more about a course creator learning how to steer ChatGPT well enough to make useful lesson interactions. Students can hear a sentence, slow it down, use the page, and get a livelier language lesson. Near the end, Chris ties the method back to entrepreneurship, product building, marketing, sales, and quick practical innovation. The conversation stays grounded: build, test, improve, and admit the first version was not perfect.

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A practical look at using WordPress, LifterLMS, and ChatGPT to make language lessons more interactive.

The episode follows Marcus Carter as he puts ChatGPT, WordPress, Elementor Pro, and LifterLMS to work on a real language course. The focus stays on practical pieces: audio, drag-and-drop exercises, and small interaction patterns that make the lessons feel more usable.

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If you want to make an online language course more interactive with AI and WordPress, start here.

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