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# How to add a new subject on Cloudnotte
How to add a new subject on Cloudnotte is shown below:
Dashboard Page View
Click on the settings button on your Cloudnotte dashboard.
Settings Page View
Click on Class management, then click on subjects.
Click on the Actions scroll down button at the right hand corner.
Actions Page
Click on Add New Subject.
Add New Subject View
Select the amount of subjects you want to add, then click on save.
Note:\
If you encountered error while adding a new subject , you should check for the following:\
1\. Ensure your internet connection is active\
2\. Select the appropriate subjects for a particular class.\
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If the issue persist you can contact support: [hello@meghee.com](mail:hello@meghee.com)
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