Lesson
Lessons are the core learning units of your courses – here you’ll learn how to create, structure, and enrich content with media.
- Lesson – Create lessonIn Mentortools, every course consists of multiple lessons that represent individual "chapters." A lesson can contain a video, text, downloadable files, and other content. You can add new lessons with just a few clicks, easily upload content, and customize them according to your needs—all without any prior technical knowledge.
- Lesson – Lesson ContentsIn this guide, you will learn how to edit/add content to a lesson in Mentortools. You can directly insert texts, videos, PDF files, and other materials into the lesson to create a captivating and valuable learning experience for your participants.
- Lesson - Main informationIn this guide, you will learn how to adjust the Main information of a lesson in Mentortools—specifically, the title, description, and cover image.
- Lesson – AttachmentsIn every lesson within Mentortools, you have the option to upload attachments for download, such as PDF files, worksheets, presentations, or other documents. These materials help your participants deepen their knowledge.
- Lesson – SettingsThe settings for a lesson in Mentortools allow you to define exactly when the lesson is unlocked for your customers—either immediately or after a specific period of time. You will also learn how to duplicate or delete a lesson in your course.
- Lesson – Basic informationThe lesson is the fundamental "building block" of every course in Mentortools. It represents its own chapter within the course structure and contains all the materials a participant should work through—for example, videos, audio files, texts, or downloadable attachments. Lessons help you to organize your content into logical and easy-to-understand sections. This guide gives you an overview of the most important functions, uses, and benefits of lessons.
- Lesson – Deep Links for Direct Access to the Lesson“Deep Links” let you send users directly to a specific lesson. This means that if you have a deep link to a lesson and send it to your members, they can open that lesson with a single click. The benefit is that users don’t have to search for a module or a lesson. In this guide, you’ll learn how to create and configure such deep links.