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Fundamentals

Elements​

To understand the organization of Moiki EDU, you need to distinguish three elements: stories, projects, and workshops.

Stories​

These are your interactive narratives. You can write them from scratch or import them from the catalog.

Story card

Projects​

A project is an educational activity you prepare.

Project card “reading path”

There are two types of projects:

  • Reading paths: a project based on a story. Students read and explore the proposed story.
  • Writing workshops: a project without a predefined story, where students create their own narratives.

Workshops​

A workshop is an activity shared with one or more classes.

Workshop card “reading path”

  • For a reading path, you can track your students’ progress: items collected, sequences explored, time spent, etc.
  • For a writing workshop, you can access your students’ productions in read-only mode and test their stories with the reader.

How it works​

In Moiki EDU, everything starts with a project. This can take two forms: a reading path (linked to a story) or a writing workshop (where students create their own content). Once your project is ready, you can share it with your classes by creating a workshop.

Reading path​

A reading path links a story to educational tracking.
You can:

  • Create your own path: write a story, link it to a “reading path” project, then open a workshop for your classes.
  • Use the catalog: import a ready-made project, then launch the workshop for your students.

Writing workshop​

A writing workshop is a space where your students become authors themselves. Again, two approaches are possible:

  • Create from scratch: start a new “writing workshop” project, then open a workshop for your classes.
  • Use the catalog: import an existing project and turn it into a writing workshop for your students.
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  • As long as a story is used in a project, you cannot delete it.
  • When a project has ongoing workshops, it becomes read-only (as does the linked story for a reading path).

Catalog​

You can enrich your activities through the catalog:

  • Import ready-made projects (with their story included, if it’s a reading path).
  • Publish your own projects to make them available to other teachers.

For more details, see the dedicated chapter.