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How do I assign my selected questions?

Learn how to choose recipients, adjust assignment settings to best fit your class’s needs, and share assignments with your students.

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Written by Emily McNeil
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Once you have selected your questions to assign and clicked Assign, you’ll be taken through the assignment creation process.

Assigning Questions from a Subject or Folder:

Choose Recipients

After selecting questions, you’ll be taken to a screen that looks like this:

Click the appropriate boxes to assign your questions to an entire class or multiple classes. To assign to select students only, select the drop-down and then click the boxes next to each student’s name:

Once you’ve selected recipients, click Next.

Assignment Options

You are now ready to adjust the assignment settings:

Once you’ve selected your settings, click Submit.

Assigning Questions from the Assignment Builder:

Recipients and Default Recipient Settings

After clicking Assign from the Assignment Builder, you’ll be taken to a screen that looks like this:

On the left side, select which classes should receive the assignment by clicking the Add Class button. To assign to select students only, click the arrow to the left of the class name, then check the boxes next to each student’s name:

Assignment Options

On the right side, you can adjust the assignment settings. We recommend you begin by setting the Default Recipient Settings which apply to all students and classes who will receive the assignment. To customize settings for any individual student or class, click Customize next to the class or student name:

Once you've selected your settings and given your assignment a name, click Assign in the top right corner:

Sharing Your Assignment

The last step is to share your assignment with your students. You can post the assignment directly to Google Classroom or copy and paste the link somewhere students can reference. Students can also find the assignment by logging into Albert.

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