The tutorial is designed to train teachers on how to use the Oncourse lesson plan system. It will cover how to create effective lesson plans, properly upload plans to Oncourse, and how to use the system. Teachers will learn to include essential components in plans, log into Oncourse, input plans under the correct date, and check "Post Plans" for administration to view them. The tutorial aims to help educators efficiently utilize Oncourse's benefits like viewing other's plans and storing documents.

1. The web tutorial is designed to give teachers the proper
training in using the Oncourse lesson plan system. We
will work on:
• How to create effective lesson plans in proper format.
• Properly uploading lesson plans to the Oncourse
system.
• How to use the lesson plan system

2. Getting through the BACK
tutorial
 If you need to go back you just click on the
back button.
 On each page there will be a graphic that will
take you to the next section. You just give it a
click.

3. Creating lesson plans BACK
 What to include:
• Title
• Time
• Lesson- What will be covered
• Materials
• Objective
• Assessment

4. Uploading lesson plans BACK
 Log in the website at
oncoursesystems.com
 Click on the My Planner
tab.

5. BACK
 Select the week you
want to input the
lessons for.
 Pay attention to which
day you are putting
information to ensure it
is the right day!
 Be sure to include all of
the proper information.

6. BACK
 Once you have put in all the information in the
correct section and date, be sure to check the Post
Plans box!!
 This is so that you team members, administration,
and substitutes will be able to see your plans.

7. Benefits of the Oncourse BACK
system
 Oncourse is not just a
place to put your own
lesson plans. Educators
are able to view their team
member’s plans, copy
plans for re-teaching, and
so much more.
*Did you know there is an area to store
documents such as teacher made
assessments? They can be saved to
use for the following year without
having to keep a hard copy.

8. Copying boxes BACK
 Go to the box you wish
to copy and roll over it
until the “Copy this
Box” words appear.

9. Viewing other team member BACK
plans
 Under the calendar is a
drop box arrow. When
you click on the arrow
you will be able to
choose which person’s
plans you would like to
view. The plan go back
over five years and can
be copied

10. BACK
All Done!
 You have completed the tutorial on creating a
proper Oncourse lesson plan, efficiently uploading
a lesson plan, and learning other benefits of the
program. Feel free to discover other benefits that
can be useful. Be sure to log out so that your
information can not be tampered with.

11. Assessment time….
Q.1) A lesson plan should include
A. title, time, lesson, materials, objectives, and assessment.
B. title, students, materials, and a table
C. assessment, objectives, materials, instructor, and a title
Q.2) What is the name of the system?
A. Lesson planning
B. On the course
C. Oncourse
Q.3) In order for the administration to see your plans, what box should you
check?
A. Upload
B. post plans
C. make available

12. Why an assessment?
 This assessment is helps teacher understand
the basics of what the course offers. This
tutorial is meant to be available as needed, so
the assessment should not be a major
component. Teacher should have the
opportunity to refer back when they need to.
 The answers are a, c, and b

13. Tutorial summary
The web tutorial is designed to give teachers the
proper training in using the Oncourse lesson plan
system. This system has been implemented to help
make it easier for teachers to submit lesson plans
to their principal and to have them available for
substitutes in case of an emergency. This tutorial
will include ways for teachers to effectively create
lesson plans, properly upload their plans to the
Oncourse system, navigation of the system.
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