Lesson Materials & Content Library

Your LearnCube Content Library is where all of your lesson materials are stored, so that you can easily access them in class.

11 articles in this collection
Written by Alexander Asher and Wilim Abrook

What is LearnCube's Content Library?

An overview of LearnCube's cloud-based lesson materials library, where you can store, manage, and share files, and access them in class.

Written by Wilim Abrook
Updated over a week ago

Accessing your Content Library admin section

How to access your Content Library admin section, where you can manage, upload, and share lesson materials and folders.

Written by Wilim Abrook
Updated over a week ago

Managing folders in your Content Library

How to create folders, add or edit properties, and give permission for teachers to access those lesson materials in class

Written by Wilim Abrook
Updated over a week ago

Adding lesson materials to your Content Library

How to add files to your content library.

Written by Wilim Abrook
Updated over a week ago

Deleting lesson materials

How to delete lesson materials from your Content Library

Written by Wilim Abrook
Updated over a week ago

Sharing files & folders with students & teachers

How to share lesson materials with students and teachers through the Content Library

Written by Wilim Abrook
Updated over a week ago

Naming files in my Content Library

How to name your lesson materials so that you can easily find them.

Written by Wilim Abrook
Updated over a week ago

Finding lesson materials in your Content Library

How to search for files in your content library and name files so they are easy to find in future.

Written by Alexander Asher
Updated over a week ago

Finding lesson materials in the Virtual Classroom

How to quickly search for files and open documents in your classroom.

Written by Wilim Abrook
Updated over a week ago

Using Google Docs in your Virtual Classroom

Add a Doc from Google Drive to your Content Library, so that you can edit the file live in class.

Written by Alexander Asher
Updated over a week ago

Sharing YouTube videos inside the Virtual Classroom

How to add YouTube videos to your classroom, so you and your students can easily watch together.

Written by Alexander Asher
Updated over a week ago