Module 3: Finding teaching material for your subject
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Finding teaching material for your subject (1/2)
What you will learn: Where to find lesson material made by other teachers, practical information about the lesson library, and how to save and edit a lesson by another teacher.Duration: 15 minutes (including the assignment).👀 Prefer not to read long texts? Scroll down for the same information in a clickable LessonUp lesson or a PDF document with more illustrations. Tip: save the lesson in your account!
About the Lesson Library
In the LessonUp Lesson Library, you can find more than 1.5 million lessons created by teachers, education specialists and cultural organisations. Use the filters to discover relevant lessons for your subject.📹 In this video, Claire gives you a short tour of the Lesson Library.
Whose lessons are in the Lesson Library?
Most of the lessons in the Lesson Library are created by teachers who use LessonUp. Due to privacy reasons, you cannot see who created the lessons.
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Channels in LessonUp (2/2)
What you will learn: What LessonUp's 'channels' are, and where you can find them.Duration: 3 minutes.
What are channels?
Channels are educational and/or cultural organisations that offer their educational material within LessonUp. Their interactive educational material can provide additional support for subjects such as mathematics or history. Additionally, you will find many social topics that are often not included in your curriculum. These topics include safe internet usage, LGBTQ+ subjects, and much more. These lessons can help you initiate interesting discussions in the classroom.
Where can I find the channels?
Click on 'Channels' in the navigation bar under 'My LessonUp'. There you will find an overview of all the channels in LessonUp. Scroll through the channels, or search for a channel using the search bar.