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The new lesson experience

A flowing, document-style way to build lessons. Type content, drop questions inline, and pull in media without leaving the page.

Written by Kat Morgan

Mindjoy has two lesson editors. The New editor is a page you write in, the way you would write a document. The Legacy editor builds a lesson out of separate blocks.


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What the New editor gives you

A lesson in the New editor: the page outline on the left, the page content beside it


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  • A page you type into, dropping questions and media in as you go.

  • Pages, so a lesson has a structure students move through.

  • Page context: the auto-marker reads everything above a question on the same page, so "using the passage above" actually works.

  • The slash menu for inserting anything, and Ask AI for writing in place.

  • A draft you edit and a published version students see.


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Which one you get

When you create a lesson from scratch you are asked which editor you want. Existing Legacy lessons keep working, and articles that cover them say so at the top.

New features are being built in the New editor.


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