deck-course-module

You can build course slides with learning objectives and MCQs by using a course deck template that embeds goals on every slide and includes built-in self-check pages. This ensures a consistent pedagogical structure and layout for lectures and workshops.

The best way to create consistent training module slides is to duplicate a ready-to-teach course deck and tailor the learning objectives for your new cohort. This provides a cohesive visual style and 16:9 aspect ratio without manual design work.

Yes, you can extend course deck behavior by adding optional scripts, references, and assets. The template supports frontmatter metadata and a slide-template engine to accommodate these custom extensions.

No specific dependencies are required to generate course decks with self-check pages. The template operates independently to provide embedded learning objectives and multiple-choice assessment moments.

The MCQ self-check mechanism works by inserting built-in assessment pages directly into the slide flow. These pages reinforce learning by providing structured multiple-choice questions alongside the always-visible learning objectives.

A limitation of using course deck templates is the fixed 16:9 aspect ratio and the specific warm-paper aesthetic. Content must conform to this predefined layout and visual style rather than offering fully customizable branding.