All Collections
Topics, Lessons & Stretch and Challenge
Starting your first Topic and taking Lessons
Starting your first Topic and taking Lessons

How to do your first topic and take a lesson 🏁

Updated this week

Eedi is based on a combination of topics and lessons. Topics help us figure out what we should be teaching you, then lessons are where we can help you to improve πŸ’ͺ

How do topics and lessons work?

You'll start by choosing a topic to work on - we'll recommend a topic for you (or you can search for a topic). To start working on your topic click Start topic.

Each topic contains 5 multiple-choice questions. Each question is designed to look at specific pieces of information that build up your knowledge. These questions can be answered by choosing one of the four answer options.

If you get the question right you'll be able to move on to the next question, or you can take a lesson if you'd like some more practice on it πŸ’ͺ

You'll have two attempts to answer a question. If you get a question wrong after your second attempt you'll jump straight into a lesson.

The Eedi Learning assistant will take you through the lesson, full of teaching videos, guided examples and interactive worksheets. This is all done in a chat format, so don't worry, you don't need to be camera ready! πŸ“½οΈ

You might find the following useful during your lesson:

πŸ“ Pen/pencil and some paper.

πŸ”ŠTurn the volume up on your device so you can watch the videos.

⏰ Lessons usually take around 15 minutes but you have as long as you need so don't feel rushed.

πŸ˜ƒ Remember learning should be fun! Don't worry if you get things wrong.

You can respond to questions in your lesson by typing your answers in the text box, or clicking the buttons in the chat when prompted πŸ™‚

Once you've completed your lesson you'll go back to your multiple-choice topic questions and resume from where you left off!

Eedi Plus members can get live help from our tutors by clicking the "Ask for help!" button. Our tutors are available to help every day from 9am - 11pm on weekdays & 9am - 8pm on weekends, UK time πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§

Did this answer your question?