Pedagogy with a filmstrip, not a course platform
One concept per slice
Good tutorial swipes look like: tools laid out, first cut, second cut, finished piece — not four paragraphs of Times New Roman screenshotted from a Google Doc. If the knowledge is verbal, write the caption in Instagram, LinkedIn, or your LMS. If you need bullet hierarchy, design the card in Keynote or Canva, export PNG, drop the PNG in as a slide. Carousel Studio will not paginate a textbook. It will keep lab photos, whiteboard shots, and UI screenshots in a private tab while you order them.
Where the pack will live
Social education (Instagram ten-frame cap) is a different length than a staff training PDF (impose the ZIP into a PDF like the LinkedIn spoke). Classroom projectors like 16:9; phone lessons like 1:1 or 4:5. Conference recap stills are a sequence of talks and halls — still photographs, still not a webinar platform. Nonprofit and fundraising stories work when each frame is evidence (the site, the people, the object) rather than a slogan collage.
Accessibility is your caption, not our overlay
There is no alt-text field in the ZIP. When you upload, write alt and a caption that would make sense with the sound off and the images loading slowly. Do not put the only explanation in 8-point type inside a JPEG. That is a teaching failure even if the swipe looks “designed.”