Documentation

From asset to publication

How raw material becomes reusable content and then becomes something public.

Source first

Upload screenshots, images, and PDFs as assets. Annotate and classify them so they remain searchable.

An asset is usually not the final teaching object. It is a source reference, an input, or an attachment.

Process into items

Create items from assets when you want reusable educational units such as problems, definitions, or explanations.

A single asset can produce multiple items, and items can later be reused in many documents.

When a group contains separate source pages, Multiple mode can create one ordered item per selected asset while sharing item type, language, and document display settings.

Compose and publish

Documents gather rich text, media, and item references into a reading surface.

Bundles and courses then shape a larger learning structure, while publication decides what becomes publicly visible on the creator page.

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