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# Changing a Lesson's Location

Did a course move to a new location mid-semester? Make the change in ActiveNow so your participants can see it too.

## How to change the location

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Find the class in the ***Calendar*** on the date when the location change takes effect, then click on it and open ***Lesson details***.
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To edit the location for a specific date, click the pencil icon in the **Venue** field.
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The system will ask whether the change applies to: a **single lesson**, the **entire course**, or all **future lessons from the selected date**.

Choose the option that fits your needs.
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Once confirmed, the location is updated in the affected lessons.

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The new location also appears in the **Course details**. Participants will see the updated location in their **Client Panel**.


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