A unit is an instructional guide to teaching concepts and skills aligned with the broader course objectives. For example, in the 11th Grade English Language Arts course, you might have a unit titled “Unit 1: The Power of Persuasion” that teaches students about rhetoric. In this unit, students learn key terms, identify rhetorical techniques, and explore examples of persuasive texts.
Quick Guide
Select Courses.
From the Courses list, select the course to which you want to add the unit.
In the toolbar above the calendar or list view, select Add ().
From the resulting drop-down menu, select Add Units.
Enter a Unit Title.
Select a Unit Date Range using the calendar selector.
The Duration field automatically updates to match the number of days in the selected date range. If you adjust the number in the Duration field, the end date in the Unit Date Range also changes.
To add more units, select Add Another Unit. Complete the fields and repeat as needed.
Select Done.
Illustrated Guide
Step 1: Select Courses from the main menu.

Step 2: From the Courses list, select the course to which you want to add the unit. Use the search and filter options to narrow down your search.

Step 3: In the toolbar above the calendar or list view, select Add ().

Step 4: From the resulting drop-down menu, select Add Units. The Add Units window appears.

Step 5: Enter a Unit Title.

Step 6: Select the Unit Date Range field to open a calendar selector. Choose the start and end date for the unit to create a date range.

Step 7: The Duration field automatically updates to match the number of days in the selected date range. If you choose to adjust the number in the Duration field, the end date in the Unit Date Range also changes.

Step 8: (Optional) To add more units, select Add Another Unit. Enter the Unit Title, Unit Date Range, and Duration. Repeat until you have added all of the units that you want to create.

If you added too many rows, select the Delete icon to remove a row.

Step 9: Select Done to create the units.

You can now view the new units in the schedule and edit them as needed.