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Last updated 20 May 2026

(A1,1) Add a Topic

Learn how to add, edit, or delete a topic in your Class Group Forum.

(A1,2) Add a Poll

Learn how to create, edit, or delete a poll in your class group forum using multiple-choice or slider options.

(A2) Change Forum Settings

Learn how to manage forum settings, including who can create posts, polls, and comments within topics.

(A3) Post and Comment in the Forum

Learn how to create, edit, and comment on posts in the Class Group Forum, and keep your class informed with notifications and keyword tags.

(B1) Create Team Activities

Set up team activities for students to work together.

(B2) Create Teams

Learn how to set up teams for activities in Assignment Settings, using subgroups, new teams, or multiple teams at once.

(C1,i) Add an Interactive Thinking Tool

Learn how to add an Interactive Thinking Tool to your module, customise its format, and view or comment on student responses.

(C1,ii) Add a Poll

Learn how to add a Poll to your module activity, choose a poll type, and view student responses.

(C1,iii) Add a Discussion or Live Chat (Enhanced)

Add and manage a Discussion or Live Chat in your module.

(C1,iv) Attach Google Files

Learn how to attach and embed Google files in SLS to enrich lessons and student activities.

(C1,v) Add Google Meet Link

Learn how to add Google Meet links to class groups and assignments in SLS for online lessons or group discussions.

(D1,i) Share a Module

Share your modules with other teachers to allow viewing or co-authoring. Learn how to add teachers, set permissions, and manage access.

(D1,ii) Access a Shared Module

Find and use modules shared with you via My Drive, or remove yourself from a shared module when needed.

About the Forum

Use the Forum to host class discussions, polls, and posts outside of Assignments. Access it via any Class Group page.

Collaborate

Find out how to set up collaborative learning activities in SLS, from class forums and team tasks to sharing modules with fellow teachers.