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How to create a lesson in langlisto

Step by step: create a course under Materials, fill the first lesson with exercises — by hand or with AI — and reuse that material across any kind of class.

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The lesson editor in langlisto: sections and exercises

In langlisto a lesson is built from ready-made blocks, and the same material then works in one-on-one classes, in a group and in a marathon alike. Here is the whole path, step by step — from an empty course to a finished lesson.

Step 1. Create a course under Materials

Open the Materials tab — your library of courses and textbooks. Click "Create course", give it a name, and the first lesson appears inside it right away. Materials live separately from students, so they are easy to prepare ahead of time and reuse.

The Materials tab with the tutor's courses
Materials → Create course — every lesson starts here.

Step 2. Fill the first lesson with exercises

You land straight in the editor of the first lesson. A lesson is split into sections, and sections hold exercises. Click "Add exercise" and pick the format you need: a quiz, gaps, drag-the-word, ordering, audio, video, text. Each block is a ready template — you just fill in the content.

The lesson editor: a section and the "Add exercise" button
The first lesson is already there — just add exercises to it.

Step 3. Build exercises — by hand or with AI

The gallery has 25+ exercise types. Pick a format, drop it into the lesson and fill in the content: all in one window, no layout work and no third-party services.

25+ exercise types — from quizzes to drag-and-drop.

And when there is no time to build by hand — describe a topic and AI assembles a ready exercise in seconds. All that is left is to review and save.

Describe a topic — AI drafts the exercise.

Step 4. Reuse the material anywhere

A finished lesson is not tied to a single student. The same material can plug into one-on-one classes, into a group or into a marathon — each class keeps its own progress, while the lesson itself stays a single source. Update an exercise once and it updates everywhere it is used.

  • One-on-one — the classic format
  • Groups — shared material for several students at once
  • Marathons — lessons unlock on schedule, work arrives with statuses

That's it. The first three months are free and card-free — enough to build a couple of courses and decide whether this is your tool.

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