Module

Modules are collections of lessons grouped together into a complete learning package.

Start your EduExtend journey by creating your first module.

How to create a Module?

Modules help you organize multiple lessons into a structured learning experience. By combining different lesson types into a single sequence, you can create complete study materials, interactive activities, or guided learning paths for students.

A module can contain presentations, quizzes, section transitions, and other lesson activities—all arranged in the order you choose.

Information Section

Before creating a module, fill out the basic information to keep your content organized and easy to manage.

Module Type

Study – Best for lessons and presentations
Quiz – Best for assessments and practice activities

Content Section

1. Set a Thumbnail

Tap “Change Thumbnail” to select an image for your module cover. Thumbnails help make modules more visually recognizable and engaging.

2. Add Lessons

Build your module by adding lessons from your folders.

Tap “+ Add Lessons”
Select a folder
Choose one or more lessons
Selected lessons will display a number showing their order inside the module

This allows you to combine different lesson types into one organized learning sequence.

3. Manage Lesson Order

Arrange lessons based on how students should experience the content.

Drag the handle to reorder lessons
Swipe left on a lesson to remove or duplicate it

This makes it easy to organize lessons from introduction to assessment.

4. Set Lesson Activities

Each lesson inside a module can use a different activity type. Tap a lesson card to choose how it will appear in the module:

- Presentation – Students read, view, or study the lesson
- Section Title – Used as a transition or topic divider
- Generated Quiz – Uses automatically generated activities and assessments

This flexibility allows you to mix learning and assessment in a single module.

5. Save Your Module

Once your lessons and activities are arranged, tap “Save” in the app bar to store your module.

Your module is now ready for studying, presenting, or sharing with others.

Tips

• Upload all required images before building your module to make lesson creation faster and more organized

• Create all necessary lesson types first before arranging them into a module

• Plan how learners will experience the module from start to finish

Think about the purpose of your module before organizing the lessons. Your module can be designed for:

• Classroom presentations

• Digital study materials or eBooks

• Quizzes and exams

• Scripts and storytelling

• Cooking notes and procedures

• Interactive learning activities

• Self-study or review materials

Planning ahead helps create smoother learning flow, better organization, and a more engaging experience for students.