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# Intermediate: Undersea educational content
This is an intermediate-level tutorial and is aimed at people who are very familiar with the ENGAGE platform or have completed the introductory tutorial.
In this tutorial you’ll create a piece of interactive educational content and learn about the following features of the Experience Editor:
* Setting the viewer’s vantage point
* Using Triggers
* Using recordings
* Jumping to different points on the timeline
* Adjusting keys in a dope sheet
* Adjusting curves
The following image shows a top-down view of the layout that we’ll use:
Top-down view of the layout for this tutorial
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