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Choosing Content Types

The difference between an activity, lesson, and vocabulary set

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Written by Seth Killian
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There are many different options when it comes to creating content for your library. To help find out what works for you, here is an overview of the types of content you can create.

Activities

Creating an activity allows you the freedom to create the content that works best for your course goals. There are a wide range of different types of activities you can create. 

Activities offer a variety of ways for your students to learn at varying levels of complexity. The following articles provide more in-depth information about creating activities:

Lessons

This option gives you the ability to create instructional lessons for your class that do not include student responses. Some of the many useful features of lessons include text blocks, uploading files, inserting or linking to a video, adding images, etc. For more information, see the Creating Lessons article.

Vocabulary Sets

Creating a vocabulary set is an effective way to enhance your students understanding of vocabulary. For in depth vocabulary learning, features such as displaying the part of speech, gender, and number of terms are included. With Lingco it easy to import vocabulary sets you may have already created on other platforms such as Quizlet, Word, Excel, and ect. 

The following articles provide more information on creating vocab sets:

Folders

You can use folders to keep your content library organized and easy to use. For more information on creating and adding items to folders, click here.

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