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# Uploading an exercise
Learn how to upload an exercise as a Facilitator. To upload an exercise there are four steps to take.
## 1 - Navigate to Hubs
Navigate to Hubs, depending on which Hub you want to run an exercise for, click on the corresponding Facilitator link
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You also have the option to copy the link and send it to the chosen Facilitator(s) for that hub
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## 2 - Navigate to the Exercise World
Click on the arrow to navigate to the Exercise World
## 3 - Load the exercise
All the exercises you have access to will now appear. Click "Load this exercise" on the exercise you want to run
## 4 - Go to exercise
Click 'Go to exercise'
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