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Log into LessonUp.Click your name in the top-right corner.Under Organisations, select your channel’s name.You’ll find an overview of permissions under the tabs Editorial Team, Administrators, and Folders.

Here you can add new editorial members by entering their email addresses.Tip 💡: We recommend keeping the ‘Grant a LessonUp school license immediately’ option checked when adding someone new.

This is where you decide who the administrators of your organisation are. What can administrators do?Access the admin environment.Add and remove members.Upload attachments to the channel.

LessonUp makes it easy to work together with colleagues thanks to two shared folders: the editorial folder and the publication folder.

The editorial folder is the blue folder. Any material placed here is automatically locked, which means other people can’t find or view it in the lesson library.

The publication folder is the red folder. Anything placed here goes live on your channel instantly. If you move or copy a lesson from the editorial folder, you'll receive a notification. You can also create subfolders in the publication folder to better organise your lessons. These subfolders appear under the Lessons tab on your channel. You might group them by topic, education level, or audience: whatever works best for you.

LessonUp is an online teaching platform that makes it easy for educators to create interactive lessons, discover lessons from others, and teach both in the classroom and remotely.The video on the right shows what teachers can do with LessonUp.

A channel in LessonUp is like a mini library. It allows you to share your lesson materials with both LessonUp users and people without an account. This makes it easy to reach a wider audience and offer valuable resources to teachers everywhere.