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How to Edit a Lesson

School admins can now customise content to better suit your school's needs! Follow these steps to edit lesson slides and push changes out to classroom teachers.

🔒 This tool is only available for teachers with Admin-level access to Wellio.

Editing a lesson

  1. Click Library from the toolbar at the top of your Wellio home-screen
  2. Navigate to the lesson you want to customise
  3. Click the Edit lesson button on the top-right corner to create a draft

Add or delete slides

  • Delete a slide: Hover over the slide thumbnail in the left-hand panel and click the trash icon:

    Screenshot 2026-01-08 at 6.01.07 PM

  • Add a slide: Hover between two slides until Add Slide appears, then choose a slide layout from the right-hand panel:

    Screenshot 2026-01-08 at 6.01.31 PM

  • Select any text block on the page to edit it. A toolbar will appear with formatting options like bold, italics, and font size

  • Read the instructions on editing images and videos and Sparks

All changes are saved automatically. The Last Saved time is displayed in the top-right hand side and disappears after refreshing the page.


    Saving a draft

    If you want to return to editing your lesson for later:

    1. Click the < Back button on the top-left hand corner to exit editing mode.
    2. To resume editing, go back to the lesson page and click Continue Editing.

    Publish your changes

    Before pressing Publish – have you edited your Prep Notes?

    • Don't forget to review the lesson's Prep Notes before publishing any changes. This ensures consistency for classroom teachers: skipping this step may cause mismatches.

    Once you've published your changes, they will appear in every version of the lesson that's available to the school: both within the lesson's corresponding sequence, and within your Library. 

    You can identify which lessons have been customised by Admins at your school by looking out for the "Edited" tag: