Structure — modules & lessons
Organizing modules and adding video, document, audio, and text lessons.
Modules organize, lessons teach
Press Add module for each chapter of your course, then Add lesson inside it. Reorder and rename freely — students see the structure exactly as laid out here, in the player sidebar and on the public curriculum.
Video & audio lessons
Two ways to add video:
- Upload the file — the platform hosts it with adaptive streaming, and playback is watch-verified (real watch time confirms completion — the trust behind your certificates). The upload shows a progress bar, then “processing…” for a few minutes until the stream is ready.
- Embed from YouTube/Vimeo — paste the embed URL (the /embed/… form). Quicker, but embedded players can’t watch-verify.
Audio lessons work like uploads, sound only. Both can carry a rich-text body below the player.
Document & text lessons
Document lessons take a PDF (up to 25 MB) — students open it via a secure, enrollment-gated link. Text lessons are written in the rich-text editor: headings, lists, images, tables, colors — and call-to-action buttons that render as proper branded buttons in the lesson.
Free preview lessons
Tick Free preview lesson on your best lesson(s) to let visitors sample them from the public course page without buying. Everything else stays locked until enrollment.
Good to know
- Media keeps working while you edit around it — replacing a video swaps the stream once the new file is ready.
- Deleting a module or lesson asks for confirmation; it can’t be undone.
- Building at scale? The whole structure can also be created via the API in one call.