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We are excited to introduce to you the content structuring and storytelling worksheet elements!
The new functions not only provide you with more opportunities to create advanced worksheets, but they also help you to create teaching materials on Redmenta.
Our digital worksheets already contain well-designed interactive elements - such as the Flowchart, Video recorder, or Creative board task.
But we wanted to add new elements that are suitable for delivering curriculum as well. That is why we created the content structuring and storytelling worksheet elements that help you add material within the worksheet itself.
These new elements are unique compared to the previous ones and are special as using them does not require you to include any tasks in the worksheet.
These elements are for example, titles, subtitles, chapter descriptions, huge illustrations, videos, or even multi-page texts, which can be displayed comfortably, like in an e-book reader.
But perhaps the most exciting thing is that you can now display a PDF presentation too within the same worksheet, so your students will not have to open new windows, browser tabs or download separate softwares, documents etc. What's more, the homework or practice tasks can be added to the end of the curriculum.
And that's just the beginning! If you like this solution, we will integrate even more presentation tools and applications into Redmenta so that your materials created in Google Slides, Canva, or Genialy can also appear within the worksheet.
If you have questions, explore the Redmenta knowledge base here:
https://help.redmenta.com/en/tutorial
