Your PDFs, slides, images, audio and video, next to the guides, decks and boards you've built. Folders you name yourself, a safety net under anything you delete, and one library you'll still be using in years to come.
Start for free Materials Library is part of the ClassroomThe library isn't just for things you made in Class Spot. Uploads get their own shelf, called Cloud. The textbook PDF, the listening track, the photo of the worksheet you scribbled on at the weekend.
Make a folder for a course, a level or one student, and put anything you like in it. Reorder them, rename them as your teaching changes, and switch between big covers and a plain list depending on whether you're browsing or you already know what you want.
Search from anywhere in your account with Shift and S, and it looks across your materials, your students, your classes and their homework at once. Mid-lesson it’s the Materials button on the toolbar. Type three letters, open the thing, carry on.
Delete a Study Guide, a board or a file and it lands in the archive first. For the next 30 days you can pull it back exactly as it was, so a Friday evening tidy-up isn't a decision you have to be certain about. Deleting for good is a second, separate step, taken from inside the archive.
The sidebar shows what you've used and what's left, and a statistics view breaks it down when a term of recordings starts to add up. What you get: 500 MB on Free, 5 GB on Solo Pro, 15 GB on Solo Max, 100 GB for a school.
Study Guides and Flash Cards are saved in one open file format. A material is a file. You can copy it, keep it, hand it to a colleague.
Start free. Bring the PDF you'll be teaching from tomorrow.
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