A weekly "what we learned" deck for your team
"You should watch this 50-minute talk" is the most ignored message in Slack. Busy teams don't have time, so great ideas never spread.
Send a 10-slide deck instead. It takes 5 minutes to read, keeps the speaker's best points with timestamps, and ends with what it means for your team.
Uses the free YouTube to Case Study skill · No coding needed
What you'll end up with
- A short UX, product, or growth case study per talk
- A "Questions for our team" slide to spark discussion
- A PDF you can drop into Slack or your wiki
- Over time, a searchable library of the best talks in your field
How to do it
- 1
Pick one talk a week
Rotate who picks. Conference talks, podcasts, and product teardowns all work.
- 2
Make the deck
Ask for a case study for your team, and name the angle: UX, product, or growth.
- 3
Share it as a PDF
Click the PDF button and post it in your team channel with one line on why it matters.
- 4
Discuss for 10 minutes
Use the questions slide at your weekly sync, and capture one action item.
Copy-paste prompts
UX case study of this talk for my product team. End with questions for our team: [link]
Growth teardown of this podcast episode, 8 slides max, for a busy team: [link]
Write a 3-bullet Slack summary to post with the deck.
Replace [link] with your YouTube URL.
Tips
- Keep a shared folder so new hires can catch up on a year of learning in an afternoon.
- Ask for a Slack summary to post alongside the deck.
- Use the chat skill when someone asks a follow-up question about the talk.
Time and cost
About 10 minutes a week.
Get the YouTube to Case Study skill
Turn any YouTube video into a business, marketing, UX, or growth case-study slideshow. Type this into Claude Code:
/plugin install youtube-to-case-study --marketplace tstfully/youtube-to-case-study
FAQ
Can I edit the slides?+
Yes. Ask Claude to change any slide ("make slide 4 punchier"), or edit the HTML file directly.
Does it work for internal recordings?+
It works with any YouTube video that has captions, including unlisted ones you can access. For files, paste the transcript.
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An onboarding course from your company's videos
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