REdesign Teaching academy section with ROLE MODEL SECTION as EXAMPLE

 



OK... important section


I need to have this redesigned similar to what you did with the Morning Routine work


SECTION 1    WHAT IS IT?

SECTION 2    TAKE OUR TEST

SECTION 3    WHY IS IT IMPORTANT, HOW TO FIND ONE,

SECTION 4   EDUCATE (video section)   Inspire (Video section) Personalize (Video)

SECTION 5    ACTION STEPS

SECTION 6    Q and A... type in your question.. If we use your question during our Q and A session, you win some Merch

SECTION 7   LOOk who else thinks this is important

Section 8   RETEST

SECTION 9   Congragulations

IMPORTANT:   Is there a way to give an award for completing all the material..a Badge or ICon to show progress that shows up on their Profile Page    Also, is there a way to use a lock system, like once they finish the one section it unlocks the next section? if that is too complicated, don't worry aboutit


IMPORTANT: I would love to be able to award something for fulfilling all topic matter and show that progress on their Profile Page


PLEASE CREATE THIS TEMPLATE... I only need to upload content for a few of the topics to get started and I will forward that material to Prasenjit 


COOL DESIGN LOOK and STYLE please!!

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