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Assignment Management

📍 Class Schedule → Click the class in the timetable → Click [Assignment Management] in the left menu​

What can you do with Assignment Management?
  • Give assignments to students.
  • Check who has submitted.
  • Grade submissions and leave comments.
  • Edit or delete assignments.

Post an assignment​

Step 1: Click Add Assignment​

Click [+ Add Assignment]. When the class has no assignments yet, the button is in the middle of the page. After you post one, it moves to the top right.

Assignments page of a class with no assignments yet, showing the message No assignments yet and an Add Assignment button

Step 2: Enter the assignment details​

On the New Assignment page, fill in the following. Fields marked * are required.

  • Title *: The name of the assignment.
  • Date and time of assignment release *: Choose Immediately to show it right away, or choose a later date and time.
  • Submission deadline *: The date and time students must submit by.
  • [+ Add another class]: Post the same assignment to other classes as well.
  • Content: Write the instructions in the editor.
  • Attachment List: Click [Add File] to attach files.
New Assignment page with Title filled in (example: [Guide] Write a book report), Date and time of assignment release set to Immediately, a Submission deadline, an Add another class button, the instructions in the content editor, Attachment List with an Add File button, and Cancel and Post buttons

Step 3: Post the assignment​

Click [Post]. The message The assignment has been posted. appears, and the assignment is added to the list.

The list shows each assignment’s days left (for example, 7 days left), the Submission deadline and the Completion rate, for example 25% (1/4).

Assignments list after posting, with the message The assignment has been posted. Each row shows the title with a 7 days left label, the Submission deadline, a Completion rate bar such as 0% (0/4), and a See Content button

Check submissions and grade​

Step 1: Open the assignment​

In the list, click [See Content]. The Assignment Details tab shows the instructions, and the panel on the right shows the Release Date, Submission deadline, Submission Status and Attachments.

Assignment detail page on the Assignment Details tab, with the instructions and a side panel showing Release Date, Submission deadline, Submission Status 1/4 with a View submissions link, and Attachments (0). Delete and Edit buttons are at the top right

Step 2: See who has submitted​

Click the Student Submission Status tab, or View submissions ›. The table shows each student’s status (Submitted or Not submitted), Number, Name, Submitted on, Score, Title and Files. Click [Refresh] to update the list.

Student Submission Status tab with the summary 3 not submitted · 1 awaiting grading and a Refresh button. The table lists four students; one is Submitted with a submission time, Not graded score and a title, and the others are Not submitted

Step 3: Grade the submission​

Click a student who has submitted. A tab with the student’s name opens and shows the Submitted work and Submitted files.

In the panel on the right, enter a score out of 100 under Grading and type a comment for the student. Then click [Save grade].

Student tab (example: Cool Bear) showing the submitted work and Submitted files (0). The panel on the right shows Submitted on with On time, a Grading score of 95 / 100, a comment for the student and a Save grade button

When the grade is saved, the message Assignment feedback has been saved. appears and the student’s status changes to Graded. To change the score or comment later, edit them and click [Save changes].

Student tab after grading, with the message Assignment feedback has been saved. The student is marked Graded, the save time is shown next to Grading, and the button now reads Save changes

Edit or delete an assignment​

Open the assignment with [See Content].

  • Click [Edit] to change the assignment.
  • Click [Delete] to remove the assignment.