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Create and edit lesson plans in jmc Teacher
Create and edit lesson plans in jmc Teacher

Families and students want to see what's coming up! Use jmc's lesson plan organizer to show them.

Jacob Van Scoyoc avatar
Written by Jacob Van Scoyoc
Updated over a year ago

Creating lesson plans in jmc Teacher provides transparency to students and families and offers organization for teachers with a platform for entering lesson plans that can be viewed in jmc Student and jmc Family. Select a course from your list, enter your lesson plan into the text field, copy it to other courses and export your list of lesson plans to a spreadsheet. Lesson plans in jmc Teacher help students remain in the loop even if they miss a class!

To get started creating lesson plans in jmc Teacher head to Edit > Lesson Plans.

Step One: Select the course from the "Courses" box to begin creating or editing a lesson plans for that course.

Step Two: Click the "New" button to create a new lesson plan for the selected course or select a lesson plan and click the "Edit" button to edit an existing lesson plan.

Fun Fact: Upon clicking the "New" or "Edit" button, a pop-up will display a text box complete with formatting tools for crafting your lesson plan.

Step Three: Click the "Calendar" icon to select a date for the lesson plan.

Step Four: Enter text in the space provided to craft your lesson plan.

Helpful Tip: Add a little pizzazz to your lesson plan using the formatting tools. Customize the font, weight, size, add tables or insert a link by using the globe icon. The sky's the limit!

Step Five: Click the "OK" button to add your lesson plan to the "Lesson Plans" list or click the "Close" button to discard your changes.

Step Six (optional): Click the "Copy" button to copy your lesson plan to other courses.

Helpful Tip: No longer need a lesson plan? Simply select the lesson plan from the "Lesson Plans" list and click the "Delete" button to remove it.

Step Seven: Enter a date range in the "From Date" and "To Date" fields and click the "Preview" button to view a list of upcoming lesson plans for the selected range.

Step Eight: Click the "Print" button to save a PDF of your lesson plans or to print a hard copy or click the "Export" button to export your lesson plans to a CSV file.

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