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# Adding Lesson Topics and Homework

As an instructor you can easily add lesson topics and homework through the Instructor Panel — as long as the school administrator has configured the relevant custom fields for you. If those fields are not visible, contact the school to have them added.

Log in to the Instructor Panel, go to *My calendar*, and click the lesson you want to update. The E-register opens and shows the *Lesson details* section, including any custom fields the school has set up — such as *Topic* or *Homework* — with an edit option.

Click the grey pencil icon next to a field to fill it in.

Keep in mind — any data you enter, such as a topic, applies to that specific lesson only, not to the entire course.

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