# Adding Contents

Creating new content can be divided into 6 main topics as follows.

### [External URL](/cmu-mango-canvas-manual/adding-courses-content/new/external-url.md)

           Linking URLs to external information sources

### [Upload file](/cmu-mango-canvas-manual/adding-courses-content/new/upload-file.md)

           This refers to the uploading of various file formats (such as PDF, PPT, DOC, JPEG, etc.) as learning materials. These files are displayed in different sections of the course, allowing students to download these documents for use.

### [Assignment](/cmu-mango-canvas-manual/quizzes-and-assignment/assignment.md)

           Creating assignments or assigning tasks is a method that enhances students' understanding and can be used to collect points from submitting work on desired topics. Submissions can be in various forms including files, images, text, URLs, and other media.

### [Discussions](/cmu-mango-canvas-manual/adding-courses-content/new/discussions.md)

           Discussion encourages the exchange of opinions among students on various topics. Discussions can be created for point collection or to facilitate the exchange of ideas and problem-solving methods among students.

### [Quizzes](/cmu-mango-canvas-manual/quizzes-and-assignment/quizzes.md)

           Creating quizzes or tests to assess students' understanding can be done in more than 12 formats, including multiple-choice, essay, fill-in-the-blank, matching, true/false, etc. Various settings and conditions can also be customized.

### [Conferences (Zoom)](/cmu-mango-canvas-manual/adding-courses-content/new/conferences-zoom.md)

           Zoom is a tool for real-time online video meetings, which can be used for remote teaching and learning. It can also be adapted for use in examinations and other scenarios.


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