# Chapters: Adding & Editing

Once you have your course created, you may begin adding content to your course. Each piece of content lives within a Chapter, or *grouping*. 

## Editing a Chapter within a Course

The first chapter of any new course has been automatically created for you. Though you'll likely want to rename this when you're building your content on Mavenseed. 

1. **Click the three dot menu icon** in the upper right hand corner of the content block. 

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2\. **Click Edit Chapter.** This will bring in a side panel allowing you to edit the name and description of the chapter. 

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If you're craving more room to write your content, click the expansion icon next to the "x" to go full screen. 
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3\. After updating your Chapter, or grouping of content. Click **Update Chapter.** 

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There are three main types of content you can add to a chapter. **A lesson** which could be a text, streaming video or downloadable file, **an exercise** which your customers can submit various files to, and **quizzes.** 
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### Sorting Content Within a Chapter

Once you've created your chapter, you're able to rearrange the order of the content within a chapter. To do so, Left Click and Drag on the three dot grip menu to the left of the lesson title to the spot you'd prefer. 

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