How To Create Assignments

In this article, you will learn how to create assignments on onlinecoursehost.com

You can create assignments to evaluate your student's understanding of the lessons in a course. Students can also submit their assignments for assessment on the platform, which you receive directly to your email.

This article covers the following topics:

  • How to create an assignment lesson
  • How to upload an assignment template
  • How to manage students' assignments

STEP 1: Creating the assignment

1. Go to the course page and click  Edit course >> Lessons >> Add Lesson >> Assignment. Enter the assignment title and click Create Lesson.

STEP 2: Editing the assignment 

1. Click on the drop-down menu to reveal the 'Lesson description', 'Assignment Instructions', 'Upload Template', and 'Confirmation Message'.

You can make this a free lesson by toggling the 'Free Lesson' button below the lesson title.

  1. Click the drop-down arrow to add a lesson description (this is optional).
  2. Add the assignment instructions for your students.
  3. Then proceed to upload an assignment template of how you would want the assignment to look like when submitted by your students by clicking the Upload Template button (this is optional).
  4. Write a confirmation message that you want your students to see after they have submitted their assignment.
  5. Click Save and proceed to publish the assignment.

NOTE:  You can delete the entire assignment lesson by using the delete button in the bottom left corner of the assignment lesson.

How To Manage Student Assignments 

STEP 1: 

To locate this page, simply click on Admin >> Manage Assignments. You can refer to this link for more information on how to manage your assignments.

NOTE

With these simple steps, you can start creating assignments for your students and taking the necessary actions you require to ensure that your students have successfully passed the assignments.
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