Assign

Assignments connect your content to your students. Once you’ve built courses and quizzes, you create an assignment to push that content to a class with a due date, time limit, and settings.

Types of Assignments

Type	Best for
Scheduled	Homework, tests, and self-paced work with a deadline
Recurring	Regular practice that repeats on a schedule (daily, weekly)
Live	Real-time class sessions where you control the pace

Creating an Assignment

1. Click + New Assignment from the Assignments page.
2. Choose the assignment type.
3. Select the content to assign — a collection, index (course), section, or component.
4. Configure the settings (due date, time limit, attempts, etc.).
5. Publish the assignment — students in the selected class can immediately access it.

Assignment Settings

Setting	Description
Title	The assignment name students see
Content	The collection, course, or component being assigned
Class	The class receiving this assignment
Due date	Deadline for submission
Time limit	Total time allowed per attempt
Attempts	Number of times a student can attempt the assignment
Shuffle	Randomize question order for each attempt
Show results	Whether students see their score immediately after submission

Assignment Status

Status	Meaning
Draft	Not yet published — students cannot see it
Active	Published and accessible to students
Ended	Past the due date — submissions closed
Archived	Manually archived — hidden from the active list

Tip

You can assign the same content to multiple classes by creating separate assignments — one per class. This lets you set different due dates or time limits for each class.

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Scheduled Assignments

A scheduled assignment is a one-time task pushed to a class with an open date and a due date.

Creating a Scheduled Assignment

1. Go to Assignments and click + New Assignment.
2. Select Scheduled as the type.
3. Configure:

Field	Description
Title	What students see in their assignment list
Content	The collection, course, section, or component to assign
Open date	When the assignment becomes available to students
Due date	The submission deadline
Time limit	Optional — limits total time per attempt
Show score on completion	Whether students see their result immediately

4. Click Publish — the assignment goes live for the class.

Editing a Scheduled Assignment

You can edit a published assignment’s due date, title, and settings. Content cannot be swapped after publication without creating a new assignment.

Caution

Changing the due date on an active assignment affects all students — including those who have already submitted. Communicate changes to the class before editing due dates.

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Recurring Assignments

A recurring assignment repeats on a set schedule. Each recurrence is a fresh attempt — student progress from the previous round does not carry over.

Creating a Recurring Assignment

1. Click + New Assignment and select Recurring.
2. Configure the same fields as a scheduled assignment, plus:

Field	Description
Repeat frequency	Daily, weekly, or custom interval
Repeat days	For weekly — select which days of the week
End date	When the recurrence stops (optional)

3. Publish — the first instance activates on the open date. Subsequent instances are generated automatically.

Managing Recurring Assignments

• The Assignments list shows each active instance separately.
• You can pause a recurring assignment to temporarily stop new instances from generating.
• You can end a recurring assignment to stop future instances without deleting past ones.
• Editing a recurring assignment updates all future instances — past instances are not changed.

Tip

Use recurring assignments for daily Quran review, weekly vocabulary practice, or any content you want students to revisit regularly. Each attempt is recorded separately in Results.

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Live Assignments

Live assignments let you run a quiz or activity in real-time with your class. You control when each question is shown, see responses arrive as students answer, and display a live leaderboard.

How Live Assignments Work

1. You launch a live session from Studio.
2. Students join using a session code or by opening the assignment in Campus.
3. You advance the questions one by one — all students see the same question at the same time.
4. Responses are shown live in your host view.
5. After each question, you can reveal the correct answer and show standings.

Creating a Live Assignment

1. Go to Assignments and click + New Assignment.
2. Select Live as the type.
3. Configure:

Field	Description
Title	Session name shown to students
Content	The component or section to run
Time per question	Optional countdown per element
Show leaderboard	Display scores between questions

4. Click Create — the session is created in Draft status.

Starting a Live Session

1. Go to Host in the Studio navigation (or open the live assignment).
2. Click Launch Session — a session code is generated.
3. Students join by entering the code in Campus or clicking the assignment link.
4. Once enough students have joined, click Start to begin.

Response Monitoring

As students answer, you see:

• Response count — how many students have answered vs. total joined
• Answer distribution — a live breakdown of which options were chosen
• Individual responses — per-student answers visible in your host view

Leaderboard

After each question (or on demand), you can display the leaderboard — a ranked list of top-scoring students visible on the class screen. The leaderboard updates in real time as answers come in.

Tip

The leaderboard works best when projected on a classroom screen. Students see their own rank in their Campus view.

Ending a Session

Click End Session when all questions are complete. This closes the session, finalizes all scores, and makes the results available in the Results section.

Note

Students who join late or are disconnected during a live session will have partial attempt data. Their score reflects only the questions they answered before disconnecting.