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# Post Course Material

Put your lessons online so the class can read them before and after the session — notes, links and files, grouped by topic.

* Students read it on any device, at any time
* Nothing is visible until you publish it, so you can prepare in advance
* Attachments live with the lesson they belong to

## What You'll Need

* A class you teach, with at least one course
* Nothing else — you write the material here

## How to Post a Topic

1. Click **Learning** in the menu, then click your class.
2. On the **Courses** tab, click the course you want to add to.
3. Click **Add Topic** at the top right.
4. Enter a **Name** — keep it short, it is what students scan down the page.
5. Enter a **Summary** saying what the topic covers.
6. Click **Save**.

Your new topic is marked **Draft**. Only you can see it.

![A course with one published topic.](https://4009204405-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FLJL6jrNxyIAefKVOqlgh%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-083f786ef0cfce2f817c053fb53349bfa8ed8d40%2Fcourse.content.en.png?alt=media)

## How to Add Sections

A topic is made of sections — one block of material each.

1. Click the **⋮** button on the topic, then **Add Section**.
2. Enter a **Name** for the block.
3. Write the material in **Content**. You can format text, add lists and paste images.
4. Add a **Link** if the section points at a video or a page elsewhere.
5. Click **Save**.

Sections appear in the order you add them. To attach a handout, click **Add files** under **Attachments** at the bottom of the topic.

## How to Publish

1. Click the **⋮** button on the topic.
2. Click **Publish**.

The **Draft** label disappears and the topic is now visible to every student taking that course. Click **Unpublish** on the same menu to hide it again.

## How to Reorder Topics

Click the **⋮** button on a topic and choose **Move up** or **Move down**. Students read them in the order you set here.

## What to Do If...

**Students say they cannot see the topic**

It is probably still a draft. Open the course and look for the **Draft** label next to the topic name, then publish it.

**You cannot find the Add Topic button**

You are looking at a course you do not teach. Only staff on the class timetable can author material.

## Tips

💡 One topic per week or per chapter works well — students scan the list rather than reading it.

💡 Write the sections first, then publish the topic once. Students are not notified of each edit, so you can rework a draft as long as you like.

## Related Topics

* [Set an Assignment](/en/online-portal/coursework/assignment.create.md)
* [Build a Quiz](/en/online-portal/coursework/quiz.create.md)