Lesson Plan Comments Comments are now hidden when a View Group teacher is viewing another teacher’s lesson plans. Lesson Plan Comments will now always show up when a Principal is doing a Review – even if the comments have been previously dismissed. When a Principal reviews a lesson plan, a teacher can set a preference

You can now Lock the Lesson Plan Left-Side Action menu to prevent it from sliding out when you mouse-over the menu. Visit your Preferences to configure this option. My Lesson Planner Staff

The following list of enhancements have been introduced to My Lesson Planner: A new Trash Can icon has been placed on the Calendar – drag + drop Lesson Plans and Personal Calendar Events onto it to easily delete them. The Calendar now has buttons for Previous Year and Next Year to make finding Lesson Plans

The following changes have been introduced this evening: We have decreased the Time-to-Hide on the new Left Side Navigation Menu on the Lesson Planning pages. Template Titles can now have Apostrophes Aesthetic Improvements to the new Workspace Dashboard School Profile Logos are no longer restricted with a 1-to-1 Aspect Ratio As always, send in that

The main lesson planning dashboard has been updated to provide a more fluid and functional experience. You should be able to navigate around the dashboard more easily and quickly identify the information you need to find. If you have any suggestions for further improvements, please don’t hesitate to send them our way! My Lesson Planner

Our website utilize many different types of technology and methodologies to provide you with the best service possible. One of those services is a CDN, or Content Delivery Network. A CDN is a network of servers around the world which have a copy of our website, so when you visit the website, the CDN delivers

The new menu system for My Lesson Planner went live this morning. Be sure and send us feedback if you are experiencing any issues. We think this new menu will allow for an overall easier lesson planning experience, and we hope you think so too! Here is a brief training document to guide you through

The Lesson Plan Review process has been enhanced to notify a teacher with an email after a comment has been placed on a Lesson Plan. Typically, the teacher would be notified with a notification-dialog of the comment the next time the Lesson Plan was viewed, but now they will be notified that a comment has

Soon, we will be bringing in an updated menu structure that will change the way My Lesson Planner appears. The mega menu will allow for more flexibility when adding new features and menu options, as well as consolidating some of the screen space to make more room available on-screen for the Lesson Planning process. The

Various improvements have been made to the server infrastructure that should improve the overall performance of the website. We are now distributing server load across several major endpoints throughout the United States.

You can now lock your Common Core standards down just like you can on your State Standards. The lock feature is a great way to help you improve your productivity since it will require 40% less clicking to reach the standard you need. Visit your Preferences page to utilize this new feature.

You can now directly add/remove standards right on your lesson plan using the Quick-Edit feature. This is the same feature that allows you to quickly edit your Objective and Notes.

We have introduced several fixes that will more accurately handle where you were when you are logged off the system. Typically, if you leave a page up for editing and come back the next day, you will have been logged off during the night. We now can send you back where you left off so

We have added a new clipboard feature that will allow you to save a copy of a lesson block to a temporary holding area (your clipboard). You can then paste that lesson block onto a different block on any lesson plan. This is a quick and easy way to copy information from one teacher to

You now have the ability to search Common Core Standards via an abbreviated search. We know some teachers often memorize specific standards they use often by using the letter abbreviations for the standards. You can now search by those abbreviations to pull the standard into your lesson plan. For example, L.3.1.f Strand, Grade, Standard, Skill

The code that runs the calendar has been updated to the latest version. This should bring increased ease of use and speed as well. We also now support the ability for Administrators to add District-Wide events to the calendar which will show up for all teachers in the district.

A guided tour has been added to the Daily Lesson Plan page. These tours are a great way to get familiar with all the various icons and features available to you. If there is a specific page that you believe would benefit from a Guided Tour, simply let us know!

Administrators now have the ability to place teachers and principals into View Groupings. This feature works across schools as well. We have also integrated the View Groupings into the Calendar, the Lesson Plan Tab (tree view), and the Lesson Plan Review process.

We have implemented various enhancements to how dates are handled. We noticed that we had some teachers placing lesson plans on weekends, and that wasn’t a scenario we had fully anticipated. That should now work as expected.

We have updated the Rich Text Editor used by the Lesson Planner to include the latest version of the fMath plugin. This allows for easily displaying mathematics formulas inside your lesson plans, such as: