A Curriculum is made up of Courses, Learning Modules, and Activities
The template assumes that you structure your curriculum like this:
If your lessons are relatively simple and straightforward, you can use a structure like this:
|-- summary.md
|-- tutorial-name
| |-- index.md
| |-- lessons
| | |-- lesson-name.md
If your lessons are bigger and include lengthly activities that need a lot of context or explanation, you can use this more deeply nested structure to put each activity on its own page:
|-- summary.md
|-- tutorial-name
| |-- index.md
| |-- lessons
| | |-- lesson-name
| | | |-- index.md
| | | |-- activities
| | | | |-- activity-name.md
For your reference, this git repository contains a complete sample curriculum in its curriculum directory. In fact, you’re reading the overview page from that curriculum now!
See the Tutorial Template
See these two options
For simple lessons you can put the activities directly into the lesson markdown file. If you want to split the activities within a lesson into their own files, see the Complex Activity Template