Edit a lesson in place

Change a lesson's text, files, videos and quick checks right on the lesson page. Your changes save as you go.

Teachers and school admins can edit their own school's lessons. A teacher can edit the lessons of the courses they are assigned to.

Step 1: Open Curriculum in the side menu. Choose the grade, then the subject, then click a unit.
Step 2: Choose the lesson in the lesson list and click Edit at the top. On a phone it is a pencil.
Step 3: Click any text or code to change it. Point at a block to move it up or down with the arrows, or delete it with the bin.
Step 4: To add something, click Add block and choose Text, File, Video link, Callout, Quick check, Code or Divider.
Step 5: File takes any file: a picture, a video, audio, a PDF, slides (.ppt or .pptx) or another document. Ganzaa shows it the right way. Video link takes a YouTube or Vimeo address.
Step 6: Your changes save on their own. Next to the lesson number you see Saving…, then Saved ✓.
Step 7: Click Done when you have finished.

Change a lesson's text, files, videos and quick checks right on the lesson page. Your changes save as you go.

Teachers and school admins can edit their own school's lessons. A teacher can edit the lessons of the courses they are assigned to.

Step 1: Open Curriculum in the side menu. Choose the grade, then the subject, then click a unit.
Step 2: Choose the lesson in the lesson list and click Edit at the top. On a phone it is a pencil.
Step 3: Click any text or code to change it. Point at a block to move it up or down with the arrows, or delete it with the bin.
Step 4: To add something, click Add block and choose Text, File, Video link, Callout, Quick check, Code or Divider.
Step 5: File takes any file: a picture, a video, audio, a PDF, slides (.ppt or .pptx) or another document. Ganzaa shows it the right way. Video link takes a YouTube or Vimeo address.
Step 6: Your changes save on their own. Next to the lesson number you see Saving…, then Saved ✓.
Step 7: Click Done when you have finished.