Lesson Player

The Lesson Player is where learning happens. When you open a lesson, it launches the player — a focused, interactive session that walks you through each element of the lesson one at a time.

How a Lesson Works

1. Click a lesson from a course or assignment to launch the player.
2. Each lesson is made up of individual elements — questions, activities, or media.
3. You move through elements one by one — answer a question, then proceed to the next.
4. A progress bar at the bottom shows how far through the lesson you are.
5. When you complete all elements, you’ll see your results summary.

Question & Activity Types

Somewhere around 40 distinct subtypes are registered, or about 30 if you group shared-component variants together (for example, Fact Fluency’s four operations all share one component). Roughly:

Category	Types
Multiple Choice	Single answer, multi-select, draggable choices, true/false
Written Response	Short answer, fill in the blank, writing notes, read & write
Sorting & Matching	Drag and drop sorting, sort list, sort image pairs, bucket sort, image sorting, connect letters, drag test, drag audio
Listening & Speaking	Audio questions, read and speak, pronunciation practice, talking avatar
Visual & Drawing	Drawing/sketching pad, trace letter, canvas puzzle, fill colors
Media	Video tutorial, image tutorial, audio clip, PDF viewer
Flashcards	Card flip for memorization practice
AI Conversation	Scripted two-speaker dialogue, live chat with an AI agent
Rich Content	HTML content blocks (also called “editor” internally — same component, two names)
Translation	Type your translation into a text box — there’s no language-pair selector
Fact Fluency	Timed math drills — addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
Exercise Notes	Freeform notes attached to an exercise

Note

Not every lesson uses all types. Your teacher decides which element types appear in each lesson.

Progress Bar

The progress bar at the bottom of the player is divided into chunks — each chunk represents a group of elements. As you complete elements, the bar fills up so you can always see how much is left.

Answering Questions

• Select or type your answer, then click Check — the button’s default label.
• After checking, the button changes to Continue if you got it right, or Try Again / Next (depending on the element) if you got it wrong.
• If the lesson allows skipping, a Skip button appears after a wrong answer.
• You’ll get immediate feedback — correct or incorrect — before moving on.
• Some elements allow retries; others move you forward regardless of your answer.

Streaks & Coins

• Answering questions correctly in a row builds a streak.
• Maintaining a streak earns bonus coins — animated on screen when triggered.
• Streaks reset if you answer incorrectly, depending on the lesson settings.

Tip

Focus and consistency pays off — longer streaks mean more points and coins earned per lesson.

Exiting a Lesson

• Click the X button to leave the lesson at any time.
• A confirmation modal appears with two options: Keep Learning (stay in the lesson) or End Session (exit now).
• Your progress up to that point is saved either way — you can resume from where you left off.

Results Summary

After completing all elements, you’ll see your results — grade, accuracy, mastery, points, and trophy — plus a question-by-question breakdown, your attempt history, and the lesson leaderboard. See Lesson Report for the full breakdown of what each card and tab shows.

On a completed lesson’s results screen, clicking Retake opens a confirmation modal with two options: Continue Lesson — cancels the restart and keeps you on the results screen, it does not resume any progress — or Restart Lesson — actually starts a new attempt from the beginning.

Your score is automatically saved and reflected in Grades under Courses & Pathways.