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# Multi-instructors

The feature of Multi-instructors - provides an option for teachers to assign one more instructor to the course.

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To activate this option go to **STM LMS > Addons**. Find there the Multi-instructors addon and enable it.

The option **‘Add Co-instructor’** will be accessible from the course page for admin and instructors. You can open any existed course or create one and a new option will be available on the course settings page.

Find the ‘**Add Co-instructor’** between the *Teacher* and *Category* options on the course settings page.

{% hint style="info" %}
Please note you can add a user as co-instructor only if he or she is registered on the website as Instructor (user role).
{% endhint %}

When hovering over the Add co-instructor option you will be able to select instructors from the dropdown add one to the course.

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