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The course outline and schedule help your students understand what they’ll learn and when classes take place.
Before you begin: You need an existing course. See Creating a Course.

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Course outline

The course outline is your syllabus — a structured list of topics and subtopics that your course will cover.

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Creating or editing the outline

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Open your course

Navigate to the course and go to the Outline section. You’ll see any existing topics listed here, or an empty state if this is a new course.
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Add topics

Tap Add Topic to create a new top-level topic (e.g., “Chapter 1: Introduction to Algebra”).
Course outline editor showing a list of topics and nested subtopics with add and edit controlsCourse outline editor showing a list of topics and nested subtopics with add and edit controls

Screenshot: Course outline editor with topics and subtopics

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Add subtopics

Under each topic, add subtopics to break down the content further (e.g., “1.1 Variables and Expressions”, “1.2 Solving Linear Equations”).
4

Organize and save

Arrange topics in the order you plan to teach them. Save your outline when done. A confirmation appears, and the outline is now visible to enrolled students.

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Example outline

A well-organized outline helps students know what to expect and study ahead. Update it as the course progresses.

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How students see it

Students can view the outline in read-only mode from their course page. It helps them follow along with the course progression and prepare for upcoming topics. See Navigating Your Course (Student).

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Class schedule

The class schedule lets you define when your classes take place. Schedule entries appear on both your dashboard and your students’ dashboards.

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Creating a schedule entry

1

Go to Schedule

Open your course and navigate to the Schedule section. You’ll see any existing schedule entries listed here.
2

Tap 'Add Schedule' or '+'

Create a new schedule entry. A form appears with fields for day, time, topic, and location.
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Fill in the details

  • Day — Which day of the week (e.g., Monday, Wednesday)
  • Start time — When the class begins
  • End time — When the class ends
  • Topic or title — What will be covered (optional)
  • Location — Where the class is held (optional)
Schedule entry form with fields for day of the week, start time, end time, topic, and locationSchedule entry form with fields for day of the week, start time, end time, topic, and location

Screenshot: Schedule entry form with day, time, topic, and location fields

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Save

Tap Save. A confirmation appears, and the schedule entry is now visible to all enrolled students.

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Managing schedule entries

  • Edit — Update the time, day, or topic of an existing entry
  • Delete — Remove a schedule entry that’s no longer needed
Schedule entries are recurring by nature — once you set “Monday 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM”, it applies every week. Create separate entries for different class days.

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How students see the schedule

Schedule entries appear on students’ dashboards when they select the relevant date. This helps students plan their day and know when to attend class. See Navigating Your Course (Student).

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Troubleshooting

  • Make sure the course is published - Check that you’ve saved the outline or schedule after making changes - Ask students to refresh the page