# Module

To organize your courses, you can put them into modules. This makes it easier for your members to find the courses that interest them!

## Viewing modules

You can find all Spot modules in the menu on the left-hand side of the screen, on the `Courses` page. A course does not have to be in a module. Whether a course is in a module or not, you can find it from the `All courses` page.

{% hint style="info" %}
Members will only see modules that contain at least one course to which they have access! If the module contains only draft courses or secret courses to which they don't have access, they won't see the module.
{% endhint %}

## Create a module

To create a module, from the list of courses, click on `New`, then on `New module`. A side panel opens:

* Select an icon
* Choose a title for your module (mandatory)
* Describe the module

Click on `Create` - all that's left to do is fill in your course module!

## Edit a module

Once you've created your module, you can easily edit it! To do so, click on the `Edit` icon in the top right-hand corner of the module. A side panel lets you modify the module's icon, title and description.

You can also delete the module from this side panel. Please note that this action is definitive: if you delete a module, the courses it contains will not be deleted; you will be able to find them again in the list of all courses.


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