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How To Add Course Module, Lesson, and Unit

How To Add Course Module, Lesson, and Unit Inside a Course

Overview

Course Modules, Lessons, and Units form the structure of your course content:

  • Modules: Serve as folders for organizing lessons.
  • Lessons: Contain your content, such as videos or digital materials.
  • Units: Group modules for better segmentation and organization.
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How to Add a Course Module

Step 1: Go to Dashboard > Courses > Select a Course or create a new course.

Step 2: Click the Dropdown Arrow next to the course to expand the module options.

Step 3: Click Add New Module.

Step 4: Enter the Module Name and Slug/URL.

Step 5: Save the module by Clicking "Create this Module".

Tip: Modules allow you to set features such as:

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How to Add a Lesson

Step 1: Navigate to a specific Course Module.

Step 2: Click Add New Lesson.

Step 3: Enter the Lesson Name and Slug/URL.

Step 4: To edit the lesson content, click the Pen Icon.

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How to Add a Unit

Step 1: Inside a Course, click Add New Unit.

Step 2: Enter the Unit Name.

Step 3: Select the modules to include under the unit.

Step 4: Save the unit.

Tip: Learn more about Course Units.

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Reordering Modules and Lessons

  • Use the Cross Arrow Icon to drag and rearrange modules or lessons.
  • Adjust them to fit your course structure seamlessly.
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By organizing your content into modules, lessons, and units, you can create a more streamlined and engaging course for your students.

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