Assignments
Homework set after class, handed in online, marked with written feedback.
Students submit typed answers, a file, or both. Tutors can also assign a whole test series with a due date, and every student has a personal homework planner.
From set to marked
Set homework after class
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The tutor opens the session's Activity page and presses + Assign homework.
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They add a title and instructions, and optionally a due date, maximum marks and an attachment such as a worksheet.
Hand it in online
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The student opens the same session's Activity page, types an answer and/or attaches a file, and presses Submit.
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Until it's marked, the student can Resubmit as many times as they like; the latest version replaces the earlier one.
Marked, with feedback
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The tutor opens View submissions, enters a mark and writes feedback.
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The student sees Marked: X/Y with the tutor's feedback.
Assign a whole test series
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The tutor opens Assign, picks a published test series in a subject they teach, picks one of their classes, and optionally sets a due date and time.
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Students in that class see it under Tests › Assigned, with Total, Completed, In-progress and Overdue counts.
Your own homework planner
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The student opens Homework and adds their own items with a title, class, due date and priority (low, medium or high).
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Items are grouped into Overdue, Today, This week and No date, with a calendar view.
A clean queue for every tutor
One submission per student
Each student has one submission per homework, which they can replace until it's marked. That keeps the tutor's queue clean: they always see the latest version.
A mark and real feedback
The tutor gives a mark between 0 and the maximum they set, and up to 4,000 characters of feedback. Homework is marked by the tutor personally.
Everyone knows what's expected, and when
A due date tells students when work is expected and drives the “overdue” flags on dashboards. When a test series is assigned again to the same class, only its due date is updated.
Follow-ups that don't slip
The tutor's home screen highlights overdue and missing homework across their classes, so follow-ups don't slip.