Understanding Lesson
Here, you can explore the materials provided by your teacher, watch videos, read content, complete activities, and answer questions. Simply follow the lesson step by step until you reach the end.
This section provides an overview of lessons, including their purpose, structure, and how they are accessed within the system, the sturcture will be like:
Map → Points → Stages → Blocks
- Map → The overall learning
- Point → A topic or section of the lesson
- Stage → A part of that topic
- Block → The actual content or activity
Understanding Points
A Point is a specific location or learning spot placed on the Map. It helps organize where a particular learning activity or lesson section takes place.
- Main Map: this is the home button where learners can always go back to this point list section to choose different Points
- Points: This is Points where each point represent each topic depends on how the educator design it
Understanding Stages
Stages is a section or step within a Point. It helps organize the learning activities into a clear sequence so students can go through the lesson step by step.
Stages will appear after you click a point, (you can move to next stage by clicking the stage name below)
The content and activities inside the Stage will help you learn and practice the topic.
Understanding Blocks
Blocks are the individual pieces of content or activities inside a Lesson. They are what learners actually see, read, watch, or interact with while going through the lesson.
Types of Blocks
In a Lesson / Experio, Blocks are divided into four main types. Each type has a different purpose and requires you to interact with the lesson in a different way.
1. 📖 Lesson Block
A Lesson Block contains learning materials that you need to read, watch, or explore.
It can include text, images, videos, documents, or other learning content.
Example: Read an explanation about photosynthesis or watch a video about how plants produce food.
2. Question Block
A Question Block is where you can answer questions and show your understanding of the lesson.
Depending on the question, you may be asked to:
- ✍️ Write your own answer
- 📎 Attach a file, such as an image, audio, document, or video
- 🔘 Choose one answer
- ☑️ Choose multiple answers
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Individual Timed Question
Some questions may have a time limit for each question.
When a Timed Question is provided:
Read the instructions before starting.
Check the available time.
Start the activity when you are ready.
Complete the question within the available time.
Submit your answer according to the instructions.
Tip: Make sure you understand what is required before starting a timed activity.