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# Create Lessons & Exams

## Create Lessons or Exams from Student Learning Objectives

You can create new Lessons, Lesson Templates, Exams, Exam Templates, Practice Exams, and Practice Exam Templates directly from individual projects. Content created using this method contains all of the required skills to complete the project and only that material. 

![Projects action menu expanded](/files/-MKlyKBG6ZQ6niq1c7h3)

### [![](http://simnetcommunity.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2018/07/ProjectLesson.png)](http://simnetcommunity.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2018/07/ProjectLesson.png)1. :book: **Create lesson or exam**

Navigate to the desired project in the **Projects** section on the Left Navigation. In the **Actions** menu, select the desired option from the drop-down menu. 

![](/files/-MKm0RsXGb1VUv5oakz9)

### 2. :pen\_fountain: **Name new content**

Enter a unique name.

### 3. :white\_check\_mark: Save new content

Click the **Next** button to save the new content. 

![Edit new lesson or exam](/files/-MKm121lmQexQvu23PUl)

### 4. :pencil: Edit new content

Review the content to add or remove individual Student Learning Objectives. Assign the new content to a course or a student.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** Creating Lessons, Lesson Templates, SIMnet Exam - Scenario A, SIMnet Exam - Scenario A Templates, SIMnet Exam - Scenario B, or SIMnet Exam - Scenario B Templates from Projects all use the same steps for creation.
{% endhint %}


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