Is it possible to create a multi-slide user-generated lesson?

Question

Compare this lesson:
https://www.sololearn.com/learn/CPlusPlus/1603/
With this one:
https://www.sololearn.com/learn/1344/?ref=app
It can be seen that SoloLearn-generated lessons are/can be multi-slide but user-generated lessons aren't/can't be so. There aren't any features in lesson factory that lets a user create a multi-slide lesson, at least I don't know about it. (This feature may exist in the beta version but I don't have it.)
So, can I create a multi-slide lesson? If yes, how?

Answer 1

D A B I understand what you mean, though it's upto the developers. Series means course, of course. There will be a C course after all lessons are covered, and in that course, there will be quizzes (like any other course) and you'll be able to slide the lessons, hopefully. The user-generated lessons would be not a difficulty when it comes to combining them as slides.

tl;dr contacting the developers is even better, you may e-mail them and ask for their opinion! :)

Answer 2

Dev
Please check @James Flanders' reply to @LunarCoffee's comment in this lesson:
https://www.sololearn.com/learn/5021/?ref=app
It says that all the lessons will be converted to a full series. (I hope that means course)
In that case, these lessons are the building blocks of a course. If the course is built up of single-slide lessons, how will the complete course have multi-slide lessons?
It might seem feasible to divide the contents of the lesson into two or more slides, but since the lessons are created under a one-slide context, the division may make the lesson confusing to understand.
I have seen a few more huge lessons that will make better sense when divided into slides. Looks like I need to e-mail SL team about this.

Answer 3

The first link you posted are the lessons of the c++ course. The second link takes us to a lesson and not a course (there is no C course yet). Had been a C *course*, you'd be able to slide.

PS: The lessons available, only inside a course, can be slided.