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Set an Assignment

Post work for the class with instructions and a deadline. Students hand it in online, and you mark it in the same place.

  • The whole class sees it the moment it opens

  • Students attach files, so nothing arrives by email

  • The grade goes into the gradebook when you publish it

What You'll Need

  • A class you teach

  • The activity it counts as (Homework, Evaluation, and so on) — these come from your school's activity list

How to Set One

  1. Click Learning in the menu, then click your class.

  2. Open the Assignments tab.

  3. Click Add Assignment.

  4. Enter a Name — this is what students see in their list.

  5. Choose the Activity. It decides how the mark is weighted in the gradebook.

  6. Leave Quiz empty for ordinary work. To have students answer online instead, pick a quiz — see Build a Quiz.

  7. Write the Instructions: what to do, and what to hand in.

  8. Under Schedule and marking, set the two dates.

  9. Click Save.

Setting an assignment.

The Two Dates

Field
What it does

Available from

When students can first see it. Leave it empty to keep the assignment as a draft that only you can see.

Closes

The deadline. Work is refused after this moment, so there is no "late" — set it to when you really stop accepting work.

Students are notified once the assignment opens, not when you create it.

Your assignments are listed on the tab, newest first, each with its deadline and how many students have handed in.

The assignments of a class.

How to Attach a Handout

Open the assignment and click Add files under Files in the instructions card. Students can read and download these, but not change them.

How to Edit or Delete

On the Assignments tab, click the â‹® button on the row, then Edit or Delete. You can change the name, instructions and dates at any time.

What to Do If...

The assignment does not appear for students

Check Available from. If it is empty, or set to a time in the future, the assignment is still a draft.

A student says they cannot hand in

The deadline has passed. Open the assignment, click Edit, and push Closes back if you want to accept the work.

You cannot pick the activity you want

Only graded activities appear here. Ask your administrator to check the activity in the school setup.

Tips

💡 Leave Available from empty while you draft, then set it when you are ready — that is what opens it to the class.

💡 Set Closes to a time, not just a date. "24 Aug 23:59" is clearer to a student than a date alone.

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