Sharing Your Lesson Plans




When teachers form collaborative teams, there is a synergy that connects them to a more expansive view of their own teaching. Reflection becomes the norm, and the focus on learning is magnified to a level that wouldn't be possible if we were all out there on our own. My Lesson Planner believes in professional collaboration, and we can help you to connect to teachers across the world.




Select from one of the following Training Areas.

Collaborative Lesson Sharing



You can share your lessons with a substitute teacher or another teacher or principal who does not have an account with My Lesson Planner by clicking on the icon that looks like a lock at the top of your finished lesson plans. Public lesson plans can have a security code attached to them, which we strongly advise.


 




If you are sharing lessons with colleagues who do have accounts with My Lesson Planner, then click on the icon that looks like books to put your lessons in the Library for others in the My Lesson Planner community to view and add to their lesson plans.


 




Public lesson plans and lesson plans in the Library can be viewed, but cannot be edited or deleted by anyone but yourself. Other My Lesson Planner teachers can bring your lesson plan into their own lesson plans through the Library, and then it can be edited once it is in their lesson plans.

Participation in either lesson sharing option is completely voluntary. Your lesson plans are not being "mined" or in any way made public without your voluntary consent. And, when you decide you no longer wish to have your lesson plans on the public link or in the Library, you simply go to Manage and click on Templates or Library to remove them from public access.

Coming Soon! There will be more added to this tutorial shortly, explaining 2 new ways you can collaborate with other teachers in the My Lesson Planner Community.