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Structure: Sections, Lessons, Pages

Here we explain how modules are structured in LearningSuite.

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Written by Valerie Larissa Feichtmair

Courses in LearningSuite consist of modules. Within the modules, there are sections, lessons, and within the lessons, there are pages.

This allows you to organize your content clearly and systematically.


Modules

Modules are the subject areas of your Courses.

This is where you structure your Course into higher-level areas.

You can configure the visibility of the modules individually, as described in the previous article.

Important: You can easily change the order of your modules using drag & drop with your mouse. This determines the order in which your Members see the content.


Sections

Sections are categories within a module that you can use to further structure your content.

In general, we recommend structuring your content so that it can be completed chronologically.

You will find a checkbox in the bottom-right corner of each section.


When you enable it, lessons must be completed chronologically.

This means: Members must view the previous lesson before the next one is unlocked.


Lessons

A Lesson contains the actual knowledge you want to convey.

Lessons consist of multiple pages, allowing you to present your content clearly and systematically.

Create a new Lesson directly in the relevant section using the “New Lesson” button.

Then:

  • Enter a title

  • Optionally, add an image

Important: You can also adjust the order of the lessons using drag & drop with your mouse.


Pages

Within a Lesson, you can optionally add multiple pages.

You can configure this in the editor in the right sidebar.

You can design the individual pages freely – for example, with:

  • Text

  • Videos

  • Audio

  • interactive content

  • and other elements

This allows you to structure your content clearly and make it easy for your Members to understand.


If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our support team in the HelpCenter at the bottom left. We generally respond within 5 minutes on weekdays from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

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