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Share a lecture note

When you want to share a document straight into a group — your lecture notes, a summary, or a cheatsheet — start from the group itself: the share sheet opens with that group already picked, and tagging a course makes the note easy to find later. The same sheet is behind every share button in the app — see Quick-capture a resource for the share-from-anywhere version.

Before you start

You share a lecture note into a group, so you need to be a member of at least one — see Create a group or Explore and join your school's groups.

  1. Open your group from Groups — its Chat tab is already showing.

  2. Click + Share next to the message bar and choose File, Link, or Note.

  3. The Share sheet opens with the group already set as the audience — the big button already reads Share to your group. Add more groups with Add group or course if you want a wider audience.

  4. Upload your document (or paste the link, or write the note) and give it a Title.

  5. Open Add details and set the Course and Date so the note surfaces alongside the rest of that course's resources.

    Screenshot coming soon
    The Share sheet opened from a group's + Share menu — the group pre-selected in the To row, the Note target chosen, the Add details section expanded showing Course and Date, and the primary button reading Share to <group>
  6. Click Share to your group. The note lands in the group's Resources tab and in the Library of every member, and a card announcing it appears in the channel you shared from — so the conversation that prompted the share carries it.

Which channel the announcement lands in

Starting a share from a group's Chat tab posts the announcement in that channel, whichever way you opened the share sheet — the + Share menu, or the Share cheat sheets or lecture notes prompt an empty channel offers you. If you share with several groups at once, only the channel you started from gets it that way — the other groups get the announcement in their main channel. Sharing from anywhere else in the app (the app-bar Share button, the Library, a course page) has no channel to start from, so it uses each group's main channel.

If you change the audience after opening the sheet, and the channel's own group is no longer included — or you save the note privately instead — the announcement follows the groups you ended up choosing, using their main channels.

tip

The Course tag is what makes a note easy to find — a note tagged to a course shows up when classmates filter by that course and in its cross-cohort view.