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Activities are the individual pieces of content developed natively within the platform. Currently, the following formats are supported:
  • Embedded PDF: A PDF file displayed by an embedded reader.
  • HTML5: An iframe displaying the HTML content.
  • Image: A single image or a gallery with the possibility to zoom in and out.
  • Video: A video embedded from external players (e.g., YouTube) or uploaded to the Opigno server.
  • File upload: A learner assignment that can be uploaded for manual scoring.
  • Long answer: Open-ended questions.
  • True/false: Simple statements for learners to mark as true or false.
  • Multiple choice: A question with multiple answer options.
  • Fill-in-the-Blank: An interactive activity where learners complete a sentence or text by entering the missing word(s).
  • Interactive video: An activity where learners complete interactions—read a text snippet or answer a true/false or multiple-choice question—linked to specific timestamps in a video.
  • Drag and drop: An interactive activity where learners sort draggable items—texts or images—into one or more categories.
  • SCORM package: A versatile activity type that can include interactive content, videos, or assessments.
You can access all activities from Manage activities under Learning content > Activities in the left menu. Image 2026 02 13 161410911 The dashboard table shows the list of all activities with the following attributes: ID: The ID of the activity. Title: The title of the activity. Last update: The time of the last modification of the activity. Type: The type of the activity. Owner: The user who created the activity. Used in modules: The modules that include the given activity. One activity can be used in several modules. Actions:
  • Edit: Opens the activity editing interface.
  • Preview: Opens the pop-up window with the activity preview. Image 2026 02 16 143121345
The table can be sorted by any of these attributes (except Used in modules and Actions) individually to show results in ascending or descending order. To do that, click on the name of the attribute. To quickly find an activity, you can filter the list by several parameters: the activity’s title, the date range of its latest update, the type, the owner, and the associated tag. Image 2026 04 02 151605635