4.1 Folders & Organization
Updated 5 months ago
EdisonOS uses a folder-based structure to keep questions organized and properly mapped to specific tests, sections, and difficulty levels.
My Library - Custom Folders
When working inside My Library, you will see folders that you create and manage yourself. These folders are fully customizable, and you can:
Create folders with any naming convention you choose.
Add, edit, or delete questions within them.
Use these questions to build your own custom tests.
Use a consistent naming system from the start for example, [Subject] – [Topic] – [Difficulty]. This makes filtering and test assembly much faster as your library grows.
EdisonOS Library - Pre Organized Folders
When browsing the EdisonOS Library, folders are pre-built and organized to align directly with specific practice tests and problem sets on the platform. For example, under the SAT program you will find:
SAT R&W Baseline
SAT R&W Adaptive - Upper
SAT R&W Adaptive - Lower
SAT Math Baseline
Math Adaptive - Upper
Math Adaptive - Lower
Each of these folders maps directly to the corresponding section of an EdisonOS SAT practice test or problem set.
The folder structure in the EdisonOS Library reflects exactly how tests are assembled on the platform. If you want to understand what content covers a specific test section, browsing those folders is the fastest way to find it.