Create Lesson

A Lesson groups teaching content under a specific subject for one or more class sections. As a teacher, you create lessons to structure your curriculum, then add Topics within each lesson for detailed content delivery. Students see your lessons and topics in the mobile app.

Lesson hierarchy

Subject → Lesson → Topic — Your School Admin creates Subjects and Class Sections (under Academics). You then create Lessons here for your assigned subjects, and finally add Topics to each lesson.

Feature gate

The Lesson Management feature must be enabled in your school's subscription for the "Subject Lesson" menu to appear. Contact your School Admin or Super Admin if you don't see it in the sidebar.

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Overview

The Lesson page combines a create form at the top and a list table below it. You can create, view, edit, and delete lessons all from this single page.

Lesson list — filter by Session Year, Class Section, Subject, and Semester to view your lessons

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Create a Lesson

1

Navigate to Subject Lesson → Create Lesson

From the teacher sidebar, expand **Subject Lesson** and click **Create Lesson**. The lesson management page opens with the creation form at the top.

2

Select Class Sections

In the **Class Section** multi-select dropdown, select one or more class sections that this lesson applies to. Use the **Select All** checkbox to quickly assign to all your sections. The lesson will be available to students in every selected section.

3

Select a Subject

Choose the **Subject** from the dropdown. This list is filtered based on the selected class sections and only shows subjects assigned to you. The dropdown is disabled until you select at least one class section.

4

Enter the Lesson Name

Type a descriptive name for the lesson (e.g., "Chapitre 1: Introduction et Fondements", "Les Verbes Irréguliers"). This name will be visible to students in the mobile app.

5

Write the Lesson Description

Provide a brief description of the lesson content. This gives students context about what the lesson covers.

6

Add File Attachments (optional)

Click **+ Add New Files** to attach supporting materials. For each file, choose a type (File Upload, YouTube Link, Video Upload, or Other Link), provide a name, and upload the file or enter the URL. You can add multiple files by clicking the button again.

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Submit

Click **Submit** to create the lesson. It will appear in the list table below. Click **Reset** to clear the form and start over.

Create lesson form — select class sections, choose subject, then enter lesson name and description

Form Fields

Field	Type	Required	Description
Class Section	Multi-select dropdown	Required	One or more class sections the lesson is assigned to. Includes a "Select All" checkbox. Only shows class sections assigned to you.
Subject	Dropdown	Required	The subject this lesson belongs to. Disabled until a class section is selected. Only shows your assigned subjects for the selected sections.
Lesson Name	Text	Required	The name of the lesson (max 512 characters). Visible to students in the mobile app.
Lesson Description	Textarea	Required	A description of the lesson content (max 1024 characters).

File Attachment Fields

Each file attachment row supports one of four types:

Field	Type	Required	Description
Type	Dropdown	Required	The type of attachment: **File Upload** (documents, PDFs, images), **YouTube Link**, **Video Upload**, or **Other Link**.
File Name	Text	Required	A descriptive name for the attachment (shown to students).
Thumbnail	Image upload	Optional	A thumbnail image for YouTube links, video uploads, and other links. Required for YouTube Link, Video Upload, and Other Link types.
File	File upload	Optional	The actual file to upload. Required for File Upload and Video Upload types. Supported formats depend on system settings.
Link	URL	Optional	The URL for YouTube links or other links. Required for YouTube Link and Other Link types.

File size limits

File uploads are subject to system-configured maximum size limits. If your upload fails, check with your School Admin about the allowed file size and formats in System Settings → General Settings.

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View Lessons

The lesson list table appears below the create form. To avoid long loading times, select a Class Section and Subject in the filter bar first.

Quick filtering

Select a Class Section and Subject right away so the list loads only the relevant lessons instead of everything.

Lesson list filtered by Banque et Finance L1 and Éthique et Déontologie bancaire — showing 5 lessons

Filter Options

Filter	Description
Session Year	Filter lessons by academic session year (required)
Class Section	Filter by class section (recommended — select to reduce load time)
Subject	Filter by subject (recommended — works with class section filter)
Semester	Filter by semester (only appears if semesters are enabled for your school)

Table Columns

Column	Description
No.	Row number
Name	Lesson name
Description	Lesson description (click to expand)
Class Section	Assigned class section(s) with medium
Subject	Subject name with type (Theory/Practical)
File	Attached files (click to view/download), or "-" if none
Action	Edit (pencil icon) and Delete (trash icon) buttons

Additional toolbar features:

• Search bar — find lessons by name or description
• Refresh button — reload the table data
• Columns button — show/hide table columns
• Export button — download the list as a file

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Edit a Lesson

Edit lesson page — Class Section and Subject are pre-filled, modify the name, description, and files

1

Click the Edit button

In the Action column of the lesson you want to modify, click the **Edit** (pencil icon) button. You will be taken to a separate edit page.

2

Modify lesson details

Update the **Lesson Name** and/or **Description**. The Class Section and Subject fields are pre-filled and visible but cannot be changed.

3

Update file attachments

Add new files with **+ Add New Files**, remove existing files, or update file names and thumbnails.

4

Save changes

Click **Submit** to save your changes. Use the **Back** button at the top to return to the lesson list without saving.

Class Section and Subject are locked on edit

After a lesson is created, its Class Section and Subject assignments cannot be changed. If you need to reassign a lesson, delete it and create a new one with the correct assignments.

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Delete a Lesson

1

Click the Delete button

In the Action column, click the **Delete** (trash icon) button next to the lesson.

2

Confirm deletion

A confirmation dialog appears. Click **Confirm** to soft-delete the lesson.

Deleting a lesson removes its topics

When you delete a lesson, all topics within that lesson are also deleted. Make sure you no longer need the topics before deleting the parent lesson.

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Restore a Deleted Lesson

Deleted lessons are soft-deleted and can be recovered:

1. In the lesson list, switch to the Trash view
2. Click Restore next to the deleted lesson
3. The lesson and its topics return to the active list

To permanently remove a lesson, use Force Delete from the Trash view.

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Staff App (Teacher View)

You can also manage lessons from the Stunov+ Staff App on your mobile device. The app provides the same functionality: create lessons, attach files, and manage content per subject.

Lesson management — Web panel (left) and Staff app (right)

Mobile Workflow

1. Open the Staff app and navigate to Manage Lesson
2. Select the class section and subject
3. Tap + Add Lesson to create a new lesson
4. Fill in the lesson name, description, and optionally attach files
5. Tap Submit to save

Creating a lesson — Web panel form (left) vs Staff app (right)

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Permissions Required

Action	Permission	Role
View lessons	lesson-list	Teacher
Create lesson	lesson-create	Teacher
Edit lesson	lesson-edit	Teacher
Delete lesson	lesson-delete	Teacher

Teacher-only feature

Lesson management is a teacher-only feature. School Admins configure the school structure (subjects, class sections, teacher assignments) but do not create or manage individual lessons.

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Related Pages

• Create Topic — Add topics within lessons for detailed content
• Subject — Manage subjects that lessons belong to
• Class Section Teachers — Assign teachers to class sections
• Student Assignment — Create assignments linked to subjects