Lesson
A Lesson provides both content and interaction. You can include files, links, and custom pages. The basic structure of a lesson is a series of HTML pages. You can include multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, true/false questions, matching and essay-type questions—when the students select an answer, they are directed to another page. Through planning, you can create adaptive lessons, which take students on a path that is individualized according to their choices. The downside of the lesson is that it requires quite a bit of time to be set up and can be quite complex.
The following screenshot is the setup screen for a lesson in the course, Tourism Trends II:
Here is a simplified approach that simply focuses on a lesson, ...
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