How to add assignments to the curriculum?

Uploading assignments to the curriculum helps trainers easily add organized data like lesson plans and learner progress into their courses.

Using Assignments, your learners can upload files/zip folders to the LMS for the instructors to evaluate and give marks/feedback. 

Through this documentation, we will guide you on how you can add assignments to your curriculum, making learning more structured and effective.

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Prerequisite

Before proceeding, please read the “How to Add Curriculum” document. It provides the necessary steps for setting up your course structure, which is required before adding the assignments to the curriculum.

Add Assignments

Uploading spreadsheets to the curriculum makes it easy for trainers to add and organize important information like grades and lesson plans quickly. This saves time, reduces errors, and helps both trainers and learners stay organized throughout the course.

Carefully follow the instructions below to learn how you can efficiently add assignments to the curriculum.

Step 1: After adding curriculum to your course on the “Course” section, click the “+ Add Material” button, select the "Assignment" icon, and click on the “Continue” button.

Step 2: While adding an assignment, you'll need to fill in important details as illustrated in the table below. Then, click on the “Save and Continue” button.

Attributes	Description	Mandatory/Optional
Assignment Name	Enter the name of the assignment.	Mandatory
Maximum Marks	Specify the maximum marks for the assignment.	Mandatory
Passing Percentage	Specify the percentage required to pass the assignment.	Optional
Result Declaration	Select when results should be declared (e.g., immediately on submission).	Optional
Upload Assignment File	Upload a file (supports PDF, DOC, and ZIP formats, max file size: 100 MB).	Optional
Maximum Attempts	Select the number of attempts allowed for the assignment (e.g., Unlimited).	Optional
Make this a prerequisite	Select the checkbox to make completing this assignment mandatory before moving to subsequent lessons.	Optional
General Instruction	Provide instructions or details about the assignment.	Optional

Step 3: After entering the assignment details, click on the “Create and Continue” button.

Step 4: Once you've added assignments to your curriculum, it's ready for use. You can manage it anytime using the three-dot menu, which provides options to preview, edit details, publish/unpublish, enable a free preview, set prerequisites, download, or delete the Assignment. 

For more information, please refer to the Add Curriculum to the Course document.

If you have any queries, please feel free to reach out to us at support@edmingle.com. We will be happy to help you! :)

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