Choose your activity

Everything in Moiki EDU revolves around the workshop: an activity you set up, then launch with a class. When you create a workshop you choose its type, and that choice decides all the rest: what your students do, what you set up, what you track.

There are three types, so three ways of working. Each one has its own full guide, from creation to wrap-up.

The three activities

• Reading workshop: your students play an interactive story you hand them. You track how far they get, the path they take through the graph, and you analyze the choices of the class.
• Writing workshop: every student writes their own story, within a scope you set. You review and comment on their work.
• Collaborative writing: the whole class writes one shared story, many hands at once, each group on its own fragment. You prepare the outline, you share out the fragments, you follow them, then you assemble the final story. The preparation has its own page: Prepare the master story.

Which one to choose?

	What students do	What you set up	What you track	Plan
Reading workshop	Play a story	A story for them to play	Progress, journeys, class analytics	Free account
Writing workshop	Write their own story	A writing scope, a starting story	Students’ stories, comments	Free account
Collaborative writing	Write one shared story	A master story cut into fragments	Fragment progress, the final story	Launching needs a paid plan

Free account

Each year, the free account gives you one reading project and one writing project with a class. Collaborative writing can be prepared freely, and it is its launch that requires a subscription. See The free project.

What comes next

Whatever the type, the shared mechanics (filling in the workshop, launching it, tracking the session) are described in For all activities. Your guide points you there at the right moment.