What if I want Learners to interact with my content, but it doesn’t meet Edovo’s definition of a course?

If you have a content item such as an interactive magazine, journaling exercise, bible study, or creative writing activity that isn’t quite a course, but you’d still like learners to interact with your content, then you’ll want to upload your content as an Interactive Resource.

For example, the folks at The Shining Light publish their magazine, "The Loop" as an interactive resource. This enables them to publish their magazine and include open-response fields where Learners can reflect on what they read and/or share ideas for future publications. 

Click here to learn more about Edovo's definition of an Interactive Resource.

• Related Articles

• Video: An Introduction to Edovo for Content Partners

  Looking to learn more about how your content and curriculum can be made available to a national incarcerated audience? Start here to quickly learn more about the Edovo Learn app for incarcerated Learners, Edovo Editor for content creators, and the ...

• What if I want Edovo’s help with uploading my course?

  Utilize our expertise to tailor your foundational curriculum or content for an incarcerated audience, converting existing materials into comprehensive curricula, adapting content to meet specific needs, and seamlessly transferring digital courses to ...

• What is Edovo’s definition of a course?

  A course is an interactive resource with a focused learning objective and mechanism through which a Learner can demonstrate learning and show meaningful engagement. In other words, a course is a robust curriculum that drives Learners towards ...

• How do I upload and publish my content as a course?

  Step 1: Attend an Edovo Editor Training To upload your content as a course, you’ll need to attend an Edovo Editor: Content Creation Experience where you’ll learn: How to get access to the Edovo Editor How to navigate Editor and build a sample course ...

• What if I don’t want or need Learners to write responses or engage with multiple choice quiz questions?

  If you have “stand-alone” content items that can exist on their own, then you’ll want to upload your content as a stand-alone learning resource. Examples of Stand-Alone Content Items Documentary Podcast Ebook Audiobook Newsletter Magazine Sermon or ...