Assignments
Give homework and projects with instructions, files and deadlines, then grade with feedback.
Homework with clear instructions
Write the task, attach files and set a deadline so learners know exactly what to hand in and when. Worksheets, rubrics and reading material sit right beside the instructions. Learners see the due date on their dashboard, and teachers spend less time answering questions about what the task involves.
Files or written answers
Learners upload projects, photos or documents, or type an essay right in the lesson. A photo of handwritten work is as easy to send as a finished report. Everything arrives in one place for the teacher, so nothing gets lost in email threads or on loose sheets of paper.
Marks and feedback in one place
Review each submission, give a mark and comments, and learners see the result on their dashboard. Teachers can explain what went well and what to improve next time. Learners keep a record of past feedback, so they can look back at it before the next task or exam.
What you can do
- File uploads and written answers
- Deadlines and attempts
- Teacher review with marks and comments
- Learners see results in their dashboard
How to get started
- 1
Open your course
Sign in as a teacher and open the course from My courses or the Course Builder.
- 2
Add Assignments
Choose where it belongs in the curriculum and fill in the details.
- 3
Preview and publish
Check it as a learner, then publish for your class.
Who uses it and where to find it
Learners upload projects or write essays; teachers review and grade.
Who uses it
Student, Teacher.
Where to find it
Teachers open it from My courses or the Course Builder in Admin; learners meet it inside their courses.
If you do not see it, ask your administrator: what you can open depends on your role and on the add-ons switched on for your school.
Common questions
Who can use Assignments?
Teachers and course managers with permission to edit the course.
Can I change it after publishing?
Yes. Edits appear for learners as soon as you save them.