Upload High-School English Text Content
Budget: ₹400 – ₹750 INR
I have a batch of high-school English material—reading passages, lesson notes, and short assignments—that now needs to live inside our proprietary EdTech platform. Everything is text-based; no video or quiz components are involved this round.
You’ll receive the source files in Google Docs along with a simple outline that shows the order in which each lesson should appear. Once you have platform access, the job is to:
• create or select the correct course and unit structure for Grade 9–12 English
• paste or import the text, preserving headings, bold/italic emphasis, block quotes, and bullet lists exactly as they appear in the originals
• add the supplied metadata: grade level, topic tags, and keywords
• preview each page on both desktop and mobile views to confirm formatting and line breaks
• mark each lesson as “Published” when it meets the style guide
Acceptance criteria
• All text displays without cut-offs or orphaned formatting marks
• Metadata matches the sheet provided
• Every lesson is reachable through the course navigation without dead links
I’ll review the first five lessons as a checkpoint; after approval, proceed with the remaining content and provide a quick progress note at the halfway mark. If you’ve used any LMS, CMS, or markdown/HTML editors before, you’ll feel right at home here.
You’ll receive the source files in Google Docs along with a simple outline that shows the order in which each lesson should appear. Once you have platform access, the job is to:
• create or select the correct course and unit structure for Grade 9–12 English
• paste or import the text, preserving headings, bold/italic emphasis, block quotes, and bullet lists exactly as they appear in the originals
• add the supplied metadata: grade level, topic tags, and keywords
• preview each page on both desktop and mobile views to confirm formatting and line breaks
• mark each lesson as “Published” when it meets the style guide
Acceptance criteria
• All text displays without cut-offs or orphaned formatting marks
• Metadata matches the sheet provided
• Every lesson is reachable through the course navigation without dead links
I’ll review the first five lessons as a checkpoint; after approval, proceed with the remaining content and provide a quick progress note at the halfway mark. If you’ve used any LMS, CMS, or markdown/HTML editors before, you’ll feel right at home here.
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