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Overview of School library
Anushka Gupta
Last edited 21 days ago by Prerna Singh.
The School library is a central hub for the units, learning experiences, assessments, worksheets, AI Tutors, and quick tasks created across your school. As an educator, you can use it to find content built by you and your colleagues across grades, subjects, and academic years.
School library
To begin, navigate to Homepage→School library card.
Inside the School library, you can use the collapsible side panel on the left to switch between the Units and Learning experiences/assessments views.
Unit library
The Units view holds every unit created by you and other educators across your school. Use the search bar to find a specific unit, or use the filters to find units belonging to specific courses, grades, subjects, and academic years.
To see the actions available for a unit, click the three-dot menu on the unit card. The options you see depend on your access rights:
Note: If you wish to import units from the School library into your own course, open your course plan, click + Add, and select School library. To learn more about importing units, refer to .
Learning experiences/assessments library
The Learning experiences/assessments view gives you access to all class tasks that are created by you and teachers across your school. These are grouped by the month they were created in.
Use the search bar and filters to find tasks by course, grade, academic year, assignment type, creator, or keyword.
To see the actions available for a task, click the three-dot menu on its card. From here, you can Print the task. The printed output includes the basic details (task type, description, title, unit, and author), resources, assessment tools, and tagged learning goals.
Note: Attachments added in a task, such as resources, submission templates, and assessment tools, are not included in the printed output.
Tip: To create learning experiences, assessments, and quick tasks from scratch, refer to .
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