Your library is global and reusable — nothing reaches a student until you explicitly share or attach it.
Your library lives here — reusable across every student until you decide to share something.
Give it a title, subject, and kind (Worksheet, Link, Vocab deck, Slides) — a link makes the card open the material for you and your students.
Add comma-separated tags and an optional folder-style collection path, then search, sort, or group your library by either.
Pick Chess (PGN) as the kind and paste in a game from lichess, chess.com, or anywhere else.
Drills and boards built this way live on the student's shelf and the lesson screen, never as raw move-text.
When ready-made units exist for a craft you teach, a card for them sits at the top of Resources — importing a unit copies it into your library as your own editable materials.
Preview the unit shows you the whole thing — the coach explainer, every drill and its solution, and each position on a real board — without adding anything to your library.
Import when you've decided. A unit lands as its own collection (a drills file and an explainer), and a second import of the same unit is labelled (copy 2) so you can always tell your copies apart.
Lists your whole library with a Share control for this student.
Makes the resource generally available in their portal — not tied to any one lesson, good for evergreen materials.
Resources that sit in a collection are grouped there, with a Share all control at the group heading — so an imported unit goes across as the unit, not as two loose files.
Removes every share of that resource for this student, both general and lesson-attached.
Right on the lesson screen — no detour to the student's hub needed.
Attached items carry a quiet this lesson label so you can tell them apart from general shares.
Anything attached to this lesson shows on that lesson's page and in their materials shelf, labeled with the date.
Homework, essays, or recordings your student uploads from their portal show up under From [student] on the lesson screen, read-only.
The same submissions collect there too, each linking back to Open lesson for the lesson it was sent for.
Sharing or attaching materials for a student who hasn't accepted their portal invite sits waiting — a banner says so right where you're working.
Only appears before a student has joined their portal.
Stuck anywhere in this guide? Head back to Help — the FAQ covers the odd cases, and the report-a-problem button at the bottom reaches a human.