Understanding Steppit Terminology

Here are a few terms that we use across Steppit: 

• Courses guide your learners from one skill level to the next. Think of each course as a book. Courses are made up of units.

  • Units each represent a week's worth of content on your course. Think of them like chapters of your book. Units are made up of sessions.
  • Sessions are step-by-step lessons, experiences or projects that can be started and finished in one go (usually lasting between 15 minutes and 2 hours). Think of them like pages of a chapter. Sessions are made up of steps.
  • Steps are the major chunks of a session. Think of them like paragraphs on a page. Steps are made up of bits.
  • Bits are your building blocks of content – they can be video clips, audio clips, images or just plain text. Think of them like sentences within a paragraph.

• Classes are groups of learners on your courses. You can encourage, connect and chat with them as they post photos and make progress.

• Spaces are placements in your classes. You can then sell spaces for your course from your channel.

• Channels are where creators host and sell courses on Steppit. You can customize your channel to match your style.

• Course landing pages are where learners go to enroll in your course. They can be accessed from your channel.