> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.deandesk.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Curriculum > See a course's units and modules the way students do, check what's visible, print the plan, and open the curriculum editor. > [!NOTE] > > **School-level feature** — managed within your school portal at `yourschool.deandesk.com`.## Video walkthrough \ \[Download the video](/videos/tutorials/teaching-curriculum.mp4) · Download English captions > [!NOTE] > > This walkthrough uses the real DeanDesk interface with the fictional Northstar Academy demo school and a calm, AI-generated English voice. Payments and outside services are not connected in the demo.The **Curriculum** tab in the [course sidebar](/teaching/course-tour.md) shows the course's learning sequence: units, the modules inside them, and the materials and assignments in each module. Students use it to work through the course in order. As the course teacher, you also see what's hidden and can print the plan.## The curriculum viewOpen **Curriculum** in the course sidebar. Each unit appears as a card with its title and chips counting its modules, materials, and assignments. Click a unit to expand it. Inside you'll find:- the unit's description, and its **Skills**, **Objectives**, and **Standards** when they are filled in - materials and assignments placed directly in the unit - its modules, each with an **Objective** and its own list of materials and assignmentsMaterials show a **Required** tag when students must complete them, and assignments show their points. Click any item to open it.If the course has no curriculum yet, the tab shows **No curriculum available**.**Teacher view**You see every unit and module, each with a visibility chip: **Visible**, **Hidden**, or **Scheduled**. You also see **Export** buttons on each unit and module, and **Export Curriculum** at the top.**Student view**Students only see units, modules, and items marked visible. They can tick each material to mark it complete, and see whether each assignment is submitted or graded.> [!NOTE] > > Materials and assignments that aren't placed in any unit don't appear here. Students still find them in the [Materials](/teaching/materials.md) and [Assignments](/teaching/assignments.md) tabs.## Print or export the curriculumClick **Export Curriculum** to open a printable copy of the whole plan, or **Export** on a unit or module to print just that part. The export opens in a new window, ready to print or save as a PDF.> [!TIP] > > If nothing opens, allow pop-ups for your school's site and try again.## Edit the curriculum**1. Open the editor**Click **Course Curriculum** in the bar at the top of the course.**2. Build the structure**Click **Add Unit** to start a unit. Use an item's menu to **Add Module**, **Add Material**, or **Add Assignment**, and drag items to reorder them.**3. Set details and visibility**Select any unit, module, or item to edit its details on the right. For a unit or module, set **Visibility** to **Visible to Students**, **Hidden**, or **Scheduled Release**.**4. Return to the course**Click **Back to Course** when you're done, then check the **Curriculum** tab.For more on building a course's structure, see the [curriculum editor](/lms/courses.md#curriculum-editor) in the Courses guide. To plan curriculum across your whole school, see [Curriculum maps](/lms/curriculum-maps.md).## Related- [Materials](/teaching/materials.md) — add the readings and files your units link to - [Assignments](/teaching/assignments.md) — create the work your modules include - [Course tour](/teaching/course-tour.md) — every tab in the course sidebar This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.