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Classroom guide
Skool Classroom: what you can organize inside a community.
See what Skool Classroom supports for courses and resources, including pages, folders, video lessons, files, resource links, transcripts, and community-connected learning.
What Classroom is for
Skool describes Classroom as the area for organizing information that helps a community reach its goals. Owners can create course pages, folders, written lessons, video lessons, resource links, file attachments, and transcripts.
That makes Classroom suitable for onboarding, curricula, templates, reference libraries, replays, guides, and structured resources that would be difficult to find in a community feed alone.
A practical content structure
Core curriculum
Organize the smallest set of lessons needed to create progress.
Reference library
Store templates, files, checklists, transcripts, and recurring resources.
Connect Classroom to the community
The strongest use of Classroom is not as a separate content vault. Link lessons back to discussions, implementation prompts, live events, and member examples so structured learning and community participation support each other.
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Want to test Skool with your own community?
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