Getting Started with Modules

The Konvert™ LMS is presented to users through Modules (Fig. 1). Each module holds an entire learning journey, though their structure may vary.

Figure 1. Sample modules displayed as cards

Modules are the highest level of organization in your LMS. Modules function like a "school" — each Module is configured as a separate learning experience
Courses function like a "class" within a Module. Courses provide LMS authors the first level of learning content organization
Chapters within a Course present learning content in small segments, focusing on specific concepts or ideas
Activities within Chapters may require:
- Watching a linked or uploaded video
- Viewing a slideshow
- Reading content
- Downloading content
Actions following Activities may include different types of quiz questions:
- Multiple choice
- True or false
- Fill in the blank

LMS MODULE STRUCTURE OPTIONS

Konvert™ LMS modules can be structured in one of three ways. Once you choose an option, it is not possible to omit any of the levels within its hierarchy. However, there can be any number of "children" within each "parent" element in the hierarchy. For example, if choosing the Full Structure module, it must include at least one course, one chapter, and associated activities and actions, but can contain as many of each as needed.

Full Structure: Module > Courses > Chapters > Activities & Actions (Fig. 2)
No Courses: Module > Chapters > Activities & Actions (Fig. 3)
No Courses or Chapters: Module > Activities & Actions (Fig. 4)

Figure 2. Full Module Structure: Module > Courses > Chapters > Activities & Actions — Figure 2. Full Module Structure

Figure 3. A module with no courses: Module > Chapters > Activities & Actions — Figure 3. A module with no courses

Figure 4. A module with no courses and no chapters: odule > Activities & Actions — Figure 4. A module with no courses and no chapters

To learn more about Modules, read the Adding and Managing Modules and Module Settings documentation.