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Structure your training projects and create impactful content with AI.

2. Create & Author

Define your learning objectives and identify your learners' needs.

Frame Your Training Project

Discover the 5 pillars of the Didask method: pedagogical effectiveness, intrinsic motivation, metacognition, a positive relationship with learning, and inclusion. An approach that truly transforms skills.

🧠 Discover the 5 Pillars of the Didask Pedagogical Method

Before choosing your modalities, start with the objectives. A 4-step guide to defining what your learners actually need to change in the way they work.

🎯 Identify Your Pedagogical Objectives

Breaks, spacing, activity alternation: the key principles for organizing a publication that promotes lasting assimilation and memorization.

✂️ Sequence Learning Modalities for Better Results

Discover best practices for designing effective pedagogical videos and how to generate learning units from videos.

🎥 Design High-Impact Pedagogical Videos for Your Learners: Our Recommendations

Combine aesthetics and effectiveness: capture attention with subtle visual contrasts for materials that are pleasant, memorable, and pedagogically effective.

🎨 Design Aesthetics That Serve Pedagogy

Capture attention, highlight what matters, and calibrate cognitive effort: three levers for ensuring your content is genuinely processed and memorized, not just skimmed.

👩‍💻 Facilitate Learning Encoding for Your Learners

Build a modular publication that follows the 7 natural phases of learning: from positioning to evaluation, each phase calls for specific modalities to maximize pedagogical effectiveness.

🤔 Choose the Right Modality Based on Your Learners' Challenge

Stimulate intrinsic motivation: give meaning, set realistic objectives, and engage your learners for lasting learning.

🦾 Motivate Your Learners Durably During Their Training

Set your instructional foundations

Validating e-learning content before distribution means making sure every granule is clear, accurate, and pedagogically sound. Discover the four methods available in Didask to involve your reviewers.

📖 Review and Validate a Training Project

Define who can view and edit each project, to collaborate at the right level depending on the moment and the team.

🤝 Work on a Personal or Collaborative Project

Exchange feedback directly on the content of a granule without leaving the editor: assign comments, track changes, and close resolved ones.

✏️ Add Review Comments on a Granule

Make it easier to review and validate your content outside of Didask by exporting it in .docx format.

📂 Export a Project or Publication to Word Format (.docx)

Share and work collaboratively

Design your learning content from A to Z and bring your ideas to life.

Create Your Modules and Content

Before designing your first training course, a few minutes to understand how Didask organizes content will save you a lot of time.

🏗️ Understanding Didask's Architecture Levels

Creating a project is the first step to designing a training course on Didask. This guide takes you from creation through to publication.

📚 Create and Customize a Project

Rethink or Preserve: two AI generation modes to transform your content into e-learning. This guide helps you choose based on the nature of your source document.

🤖 Choose the Right AI Generation Mode for My Content

Transform your existing documents into structured e-learning modules in minutes: here's how to use Didask's AI generation, from project to granules.

🦾 Create Training Content with AI

Distribute your training courses in multiple languages using three complementary methods: AI translation, XLIFF import, or manual editing directly in the interface.

🌍 Translate a Training Project

Design, translate, and distribute your training courses in multiple languages without losing pedagogical coherence: here are our best practices, pitfalls to avoid, and levers for managing your multilingual distributions.

🗺️ Managing a Multilingual Project

Design statuses let you track the progress of your modules and coordinate work between designers. Here's what they mean and how to use them.

✅ Understanding and Using Module Design Statuses

Different module types (e-learning, in-person, SCORM, corrected assignment, evaluation, take home assignment) for designing dynamic and relevant training.

🎓 Discover the Different Module Types

The e-learning module is the standard format for delivering content and exercises for self-paced learning. Here's how to create, populate, and customize it.

🖥️ Add an E-Learning Module

Integrate a synchronous event (classroom training, virtual classroom) into your Didask course and associate resources to prepare or support your learners.

👥 Add an In-Person Module

Integrate existing SCORM content into your Didask courses to give your learners a unified learning experience without recreating resources you already have.

🗂️ Add a SCORM Module

Test your learners' knowledge at any point in the course: mid-training or at the end of a program. This guide covers creation, configuration, and validation rules.

🎓 Add an Evaluation Module

Allow your learners to submit a personal piece of work (text and/or file), which you will manually grade for individualized feedback.

📄 Add a Take-Home Assignment Module

Offer your learners a free-production exercise corrected by the pedagogical AI, with personalized feedback based on their response.

📝 Create and Configure a Corrected Assignment

Allow your learners to skip directly past modules they already know. The placement test personalizes the course from the moment training begins.

🧠 Enable and Configure the Placement Test

What your learners go through during the corrected assignment, and how to interpret the data available in your publication statistics.

🎓 Understanding the Learner Experience and Statistics of the Corrected Assignment

From the palette icon in the top right of the project, define the visual theme, the style of AI-generated illustrations, recurring characters, and the layout elements of modules.

🎨 Configuring the Visual Settings of a Project

Configure the framing pages of your learning course and modules to contextualize the training and ensure a smooth onboarding experience for your learners.

✍️ Customize the Introduction and Conclusion Pages of a Learning course

Display a duration that truly reflects the time your learners need, module by module.

🕘 Configure the Training Duration Display

Structure your project

Information granules allow you to deliver content without an associated exercise. Here's when to use them and how to create them.

ℹ️ Create Information Granules

The design interface offers 9 block types for building varied and engaging content. Here's what each one does and how to customize them.

🎨 Add and Customize Content Blocks

Add your custom images to your platform in a few clicks, directly from your computer.

🖼️ Import and Use Images in My Training Courses

Rephrase a text, write a scenario, or enrich your source content: the writing assistant is integrated directly into the editor via the magic wand icon 🪄.

🪄 Improve My Content with the Writing Assistant

Enrich your granules with content from third-party tools: videos, interactive presentations, forms, surveys, and much more. Here's how to do it and which tools are compatible.

💡 Embed Content Created with External Tools

Enrich your granules with downloadable resources to extend learning beyond the course.

📑 Add a Document to a Granule

Two options for integrating a video: host it directly on Didask, or embed it from an external platform. Here are the differences and how to proceed.

📽️ Add a Video

No more need for external software: record a webcam or screen-share video directly from the platform, on the author side for your content, and on the learner side for assignments…

🎥 Record a video directly from Didask

Direct your learners to an external resource in a few clicks from the granule editor.

🔗 Add a Hyperlink

Import an audio file, record your voice directly from Didask, or embed content hosted elsewhere. Three ways to enrich your granules with sound.

🔉 Add Audio

Key messages allow you to summarize the essential concepts of a granule and make them easy for the learner to refer back to. Here's how to configure them.

🔑 Add Key Messages

Flashcards allow learners to test their knowledge on their own, at the end of a module. A simple and effective lever for making what they've learned stick.

🧠 Add and Activate Flashcards

Cognitive load, readability, exercises, dialogues, colors: the design principles that make the difference between a granule you read and a granule you remember.

💡 Optimize the Pedagogical Effectiveness of My Granules

Automatically display each learner's first name, last name, or identifier in your granules to create a more engaging, tailored experience.

🔤 Personalize Content with Dynamic Variables

Extend the impact of your modules beyond training: with 3 to 5 micro-challenges, turn what your learners have understood into concrete actions they can apply from the very next day.

🏆 Add Micro-Challenges

Enforce a minimum reading or exercise duration on each granule to ensure your learners spend the necessary time on each piece of content.

⏱️ Configure a Minimum Viewing Time on Granules

Add reference content learners can access whenever they need it, without breaking their learning flow.

💡 Add on-demand resources to support learners throughout their training

Enrich your content

Six exercise types are available in Didask. Here's how to choose the one that best matches your pedagogical objective.

🧩 Choosing the Right Exercise Granule Type

Create and configure your exercises in the Didask editor: add choices, define correct answers, and write feedback for each exercise type.

⚙️ Create and Edit an Exercise: MCQ, Order, Categorize, Matrix

MCQs are often underestimated. Well designed, they are one of the most powerful formats for durably anchoring learning. Here's how to get the most out of them.

💡 Designing Effective MCQs

Move your learners from a passive to an active posture: with the open question, they construct their answer rather than choosing from options.

❓ Add an Open Question Exercise

Ask your learners to click on specific areas of an image to validate their understanding of a gesture, an interface, or a procedure.

🔍 Add an Interactive Image Exercise

Poorly written feedback is a missed opportunity. This guide gives you the keys to formulating clear, concise, and genuinely useful responses that help learners progress.

✍️ Writing Effective Feedback in Exercise Granules

The final exam lets you verify that your learners have mastered the content before validating their learning path. Here's how to configure it and what your learners will see.

🎓 Activate and Configure a Final Exam

Discover the potential of adaptive learning: adjust publications to meet individual needs and strengthen universal access.

🌟 Personalize Every Learner's Path with Adaptive Learning

Aim for the "Zone of Proximal Development": a challenge just above the current level, alternated with other concepts, to durably anchor learning.

🎯 Calibrate Difficulty to Optimize Your Learners' Learning

Didask's recommendations for automating what your learners have learned: chunking.

🤖 Helping My Learners Automate What They've Learned

Create exercises and assessments

Adjust and refine your projects to maximize learning impact.

Optimize Your Content

The dimensions and formats to use for each visual on the platform: banners, thumbnails, logos, and content images.

🖼️ Follow Recommended Dimensions for Platform Visuals

Drag and drop your modules and granules to reorganize your project, move them to another module, or process several at once.

🔀 Reorganize and Move Modules and Granules

Reuse an existing structure without starting from scratch: duplicate a project to another space or a module to another project in just a few clicks.

🔁 Duplicate a Project or a Module

This article explains to authors how to delete a Didask project with confidence, restore it from the bin within a 30-day window, and anticipate how these actions affect learners. It's…

🗑️ Restore a deleted project from the Didask bin

Organize and customize

Give your learners access to corrections after their evaluations, to turn every mistake into a learning opportunity.

🎓 Enable Answer Review After a Final Exam or Evaluation Module

Three levels of preview (project, module, granule) to test your content at the right level of granularity, without ever skewing your learner data.

🔍 Preview Your Projects, Modules, and Granules Before Publishing

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