Courses

What you can do here

Build multi-slide, chapter-organized courses that combine text, media, audio, video and interactive activities. This is the place for structured, start-to-finish learning experiences.

Create a course

1. Click + New course, or describe it in the AI chat — "a 3-chapter course on our returns policy, with a quiz at the end."
2. The course opens in the Course Editor, where you build it slide by slide.

Add and arrange slides

In the editor, open the Slide Navigator (right panel) and click + Add to choose a slide type:

• Generate Slides with AI — describe the content and let Mexty create the slides.
• Content Template, Text Page, Image, Video, Audio / Podcast, Document, 3D Model, Google Doc, Embedded Content.
• Interactive Activity — drop in a block from your Activities library.
• Opening Slide / Conclusion Slide for a polished intro and wrap-up.
• Add section — group slides into chapters.

Drag the ↕ handle to reorder slides and chapters; rename or delete from the hover actions.

Edit slide content

• Use the AI chat (left) to generate or rewrite slides, or restructure the whole course.
• Move between slides with the Previous/Next arrows or the dot row — click a dot to jump.
• Set a slide background: Pick from library, Upload from PC, or Generate with AI (+✨), and use the blur slider to keep text readable over images.
• Preview on desktop / tablet / mobile, refresh, or go fullscreen.

Control how learners move through it

Toggle 🔓 Free navigation to let learners jump to any slide, or leave it off to keep them in sequence. Use ▷ View to experience the course exactly as a learner would before you publish.

Publish, share and track

From the course preview panel:

• Edit metadata — title, description, level, estimated time, cover image.
• Attendees — enroll and manage learners.
• Share & Export — share link, embed, or SCORM export for an external LMS.
• Leaderboard — see learner scores.
• Duplicate / Delete as needed.

Tips

• Start with Generate Slides with AI for a full draft, then refine slide by slide.
• Break long courses into sections so learners (and the navigator) stay oriented.
• Reuse strong activities across courses instead of rebuilding them.