Add an academic standard to a page
Pick a standard from your state's or province's curriculum and put its code on your page. Tap the code later to read what it means.
- Select Edit, then Text in the toolbar (on a phone, in the bar at the bottom).
- Select Add Standard.
- Choose your Country, your state or province, your Grade and Subject. Leave Category on All categories to see everything.
- Search by code or wording, then select the standard you want.
You'll see Click where you want your standard: click or tap the spot, and a new text box appears there with the code in it, ready for you to keep typing. To put a standard inside a text box you're typing in, select Add Standard in the Text toolbar instead, and the code goes right where your cursor was.
The code shows in blue and underlined. See read what a standard means.
Tip
Changed your mind before clicking the page? Press Esc or select Text again.
Good to know
The window remembers your choices on this device. Standards cover the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and the Cambridge and IB programmes. If it says Standards are not available yet., you can still type a code into a text box yourself.
Updated October 18, 2026
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- Undo, redo and see your historyUndo and Redo sit at the top left of the page while you edit. History lists your recent changes, newest first, so you can jump back to any of them.