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Courses, Paths, Prompts, Concepts & Tools — What's the Difference?

Periagoge's library has five types of content, each serving a different purpose — and all of it is free to read.

Courses are structured lessons — typically 20–40 minutes — that walk you through a specific skill or challenge, with a coach to guide you.

Learning Paths group multiple courses into a recommended sequence for a specific goal, like "Land Your First Job in 30 Days."

Prompts are ready-to-use templates you can run with a coach — or copy into any AI tool. Faster and more targeted than starting from scratch.

Concepts are reference definitions — the building blocks that courses teach. If a term comes up and you want to understand it more deeply, the concept page explains it.

Tools are interactive, step-by-step frameworks you work through with a coach — more structured than a prompt, less linear than a course.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a course?
A structured lesson (typically 20–40 minutes) that teaches a specific skill, with a coach guiding you through it.
What is a learning path?
A curated sequence of courses built around one goal — like getting a job, building a budget, or fixing your sleep.
What is a prompt?
A ready-made template you can run instantly with a coach, or copy into any other AI tool.
What is a concept?
A reference definition for a term or idea that appears across courses and sessions. Think of it as Periagoge's glossary.
What is a tool?
An interactive step-by-step framework you work through with a coach — more guided than a prompt, more practical than a lesson.
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