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Set up your first course

Create a course with its term and class sections, then add your first students.

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Before you start

  • A LogBook teacher account with your profile saved.

Steps

  1. 1. Name the course

    On Create your course, enter the course code and title. Under Term, pick an existing term or choose + New term and type its name, such as Fall 2026.

  2. 2. Choose the format

    Under Course Format & Class Sections, choose Theory or Lab / Studio, then Single Class Section or Multiple Sections / Groups. If you choose multiple sections, name each one. Select Next.

  3. 3. Add your students

    Choose Upload CSV to import a class roster file, or Add manually to type each student's ID, full name and institutional email. Section and group are optional. Use + Add another for more rows, check the count of students ready, then select Enroll and continue.

  4. 4. Open the course

    Course ready confirms the course and how many students were enrolled. Select Go to course. The course tabs are Stream, People, Gradebook, Attendance, Schedule, Grading Scheme, Settings, Email and Export.

Create your course step with course code CSE 410, title Compiler Design and a new term named Fall 2026.
Create your course step with course code CSE 410, title Compiler Design and a new term named Fall 2026.
Add students step with two synthetic students entered manually and 2 students ready.
Add students step with two synthetic students entered manually and 2 students ready.
Course ready screen confirming CSE 410 - Compiler Design with 2 students enrolled.
Course ready screen confirming CSE 410 - Compiler Design with 2 students enrolled.

Expected outcome

The course opens with its term, sections and the students you enrolled.

Troubleshooting

Next stays disabled on Create your course.
Enter both the course code and the title, and choose or name a term.
A student row is not counted as ready.
Each student needs an ID and a full name, and an email must be a valid address if you enter one.

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