How Mexty Helps Teachers Create Interactive, Hands-On Courses Without Coding

Not all students learn best by reading or listening. Some absorb knowledge by doing—through movement, touch, building, and experimenting. These are kinesthetic learners, and although their learning style is powerful, most educational systems aren’t designed to support it.

The result? Many capable students underperform—not due to lack of ability, but because traditional teaching content doesn’t match how they learn.
Let’s explore the challenges kinesthetic learners face, how educators can better support them, and how Mexty, an all-in-one platform for teachers to create online lessons, is bridging the gap.

🧠 What Is Kinesthetic Learning?

Kinesthetic learning refers to the preference for learning by doing. These learners retain information better when they physically engage with content through:

• Simulations

• Role-playing

• Tactile experiments

• Movement-based activities

• Games and interactive problem-solving

Yet, most educational content authoring software and classroom formats are built for passive consumption—like reading or watching—rather than action.

📉 The Impact of Ignoring Kinesthetic Learners

Research shows that only about 60% of students align well with traditional learning formats. The other 40%—often kinesthetic learners—struggle when content doesn’t reflect their learning style.

Without personalized support, they often:

• Disengage from learning

• Fail assessments despite understanding the material

• Get labeled as inattentive or lazy

• Leave teachers frustrated and unsupported

Even when educators understand what kinesthetic learners need, they face challenges such as:

• Limited time to create interactive learning content

• Lack of design or coding skills to build games or activities

• Budgets that don’t support multimedia content development

• Tools that aren’t built for movement-based learning

This is exactly where Mexty makes a difference.

💡 Mexty: The e-Learning Content Creation Tool That Supports Every Learner

Mexty is a powerful SCORM-compliant authoring tool and interactive course builder that helps you create content for personalized learning—including the active, hands-on formats kinesthetic learners need.

🔸 Build Interactive Quizzes and Movement-Based Tasks

Mexty allows you to create drag-and-drop quizzes, puzzles, and game-like exercises. These activities reinforce learning through interaction and motion.

🔸 Design Experiential Learning Activities

Use Mexty’s educational content authoring software to build guided experiments and real-world simulations, ideal for learners who need to explore concepts through action.

🔸 Create Simple Learning Games—No Coding Needed

Choose from ready-to-use templates and let Mexty’s AI suggest game structures. Reinforce lessons in a fun and engaging way with no tech skills required.

🔸 Deliver Personalized Learning Content at Scale

Using Mexty’s AI-powered content engine, educators can tailor content to visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners—automatically.

🔸 Export SCORM-Compliant Lessons Anywhere

With Mexty’s SCORM-compliant authoring tool, share your interactive content in any Learning Management System (LMS) or digital platform.

🎯 Mexty: Built for Teachers and Instructional Designers Alike

Whether you’re a classroom teacher or part of an instructional design team, Mexty gives you all the tools for instructional designers in one place:

• AI-powered e-learning content creation tools

• Drag-and-drop interactive course builders

• Real-time collaboration for teams

• Fast lesson design for multiple learning styles

Instead of struggling with complicated software or starting from scratch, teachers can now bring engaging, hands-on content to life in minutes.

✅ Final Thoughts: Build for Movement, Not Just Memorization

Kinesthetic learners aren’t falling behind because they’re incapable—they’re falling behind because traditional learning wasn’t built for them.

With Mexty, you can change that. Finally, teachers have a platform to create online lessons that support hands-on, personalized learning—without requiring graphic design or development skills.