Curriculum Setup

Create a curriculum and organize your courses

Content Hierarchy

BlitzGrok organizes content in a clear hierarchy:

Curriculum

The top-level container for your complete learning path

Example: "Algebra 1", "Introduction to Python"

Course

Major sections that group related modules

Module

Focused topics within a course

Topic

Specific concepts with practice questions

Question

Individual practice problems

Why Bundle Courses into a Curriculum?

A curriculum is more than a folder — it creates a packaged learning path with unified pricing, discovery, and progression.

Unified Purchase Experience

Set one price for the entire curriculum. Learners pay once and get access to all bundled courses.

Guided Learning Path

Courses appear in order. Learners progress sequentially, building skills from foundational to advanced.

Cross-Course Progress

Learners see their overall curriculum mastery. Streaks and daily goals track across all courses.

Better Discovery

Curriculums appear prominently on the platform. A well-named curriculum attracts more learners.

Standalone vs. Bundled: When to Use Each

Standalone Course Bundled in Curriculum
Best forSingle topic, quick skillMulti-course program, full subject
PricingPer-course purchase optionsSingle curriculum price covers all courses
Learner viewAppears in course listingsAppears in curriculum listings
Progress trackingCourse-level onlyCurriculum-wide streaks and mastery
Can upgrade later?Yes — add to a curriculum anytimeYes — add more courses as you build
Recommended approach: Start with one published standalone course to validate your content. Once you have 2–3 courses ready, bundle them into a curriculum for a complete offering.

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Create Your Curriculum

From the Educator dashboard, click "Create New Curriculum".

  • Name — Clear, descriptive title
  • Description — What students will learn
  • Tags — Help students discover your content
  • Image (optional) — Visual representation
  • Type — Curriculum / Specialization / Track

Use clear, searchable names that students will recognize.

2

Add / Select Courses

Once your curriculum is created, add or select courses to organize major sections.

  • Click into your curriculum
  • Use "Add Course" to create a new course, or Select Courses to attach existing ones
  • Keep course names short and descriptive
  • You can reorder courses later
Curriculum management
Manage your curriculums and bundled courses

Keep courses broad — 5-10 courses per curriculum is typical.

Key Features

Drag-and-Drop Reordering

Easily reorganize courses, modules, and topics by dragging

Preview Mode

View your content as students will see it

Cascading Deletion

Deleting a course removes all its modules, topics, and questions

Educator ownership

Only you can edit your curriculum (unless you grant access)

Next Steps

Next, create a course, build modules/topics, set purchase options, and publish.

Course Workflow
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