Adding Lesson Plan to a Class Calendar

A Teacher can associate one or more lesson plans on a school work day from the class calendar. 

Login as a teacher. To add lesson plan, select the course from the dashboard. Navigate to the Class Calendar tab of the course.

Click on any work day on the calendar and there will be an option to attach a lesson plan. You can choose to attach plans available for the current course or all the courses you teach.

After it is attached, it will like like the sample given below. Students and parents will be able to view the lesson plan from their respective portals.

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