Inside the Assignment Editor you must select how you want your students to complete and turn in their assignments. Your selection sets the submission buttons shown on your student's to-do list.

Online Submission (required): Students must submit files to complete the assignment.

Optional Online Submission: Students can turn in their assignment online or in person.

On Paper: Students turn in their work on paper. This may include a workbook, a worksheet, test, or dictation exercise.

No Submission: Students do not submit any work because the assignment is to read, listen, study, or watch a video.

In Person: Students complete their work in class, or in person, and do not need to mark anything off their to do list.

Students must turn in their work online for the assignment to be marked complete. Select this submission if you will not accept assignments submissions offline.

By default the Online Submission is required is checked on. If you do not require your students to turn in their assignment online then uncheck this box.

Students can submit a text paper using the Skipper Text Editor option or upload files.

By requiring students to submit their work online you can:

• Streamline your grading process

• Keep all your student submissions in one place so you don't lose anyone submissions.

• Give quicker feedback and answers to questions when students turn in assignments online.

• All online submissions are easy to bulk download and keep for recordkeeping

If you allow online submissions but they are not required, students can decide how they want to complete the assignment. They can turn in their assignment online or mark their assignment as done.

Pro-tip: Click the checkbox to remove the Online submission is required setting.

If online submissions are not required then students see the Turn In button and Mark as Done button.

• Some students may need additional help or feedback with an assignment. By submitting their assignment online you can annotate and provide feedback to your student.

• Some students prefer typing their paper vs. handwriting their paper and vice versa.

• Optional online submissions gives students choices that suite their individual needs.

Students turn in their work to their instructor, or they keep the assignment. The assignment may include a workbook, a worksheet, a paper test, or a dictation exercise.

Students do not turn in anything online, so they mark the assignment as done by clicking the mark as done button.

Some assignments are for students to learn more about a subject and do not include submitted work. For example, reading a book, studying notes, playing Quizlet, watching a video, or listening to a song.

Students do not turn in anything online, so they mark the assignment as done by clicking the mark as done button.

In-Person Activities are for assignments your students do not need to mark as done or turn in their work. These assignments automatically move off your student's to-do list after the due date.

You can create a gradebook entry for assignments your students complete in class. For example, tasks may include a quiz on paper, a group presentation, a science experiment, or class participation grades. Or use non-graded assignments to remind students of the items they need to bring to class.

Because students do not turn anything in online or mark an assignment as done, there are no buttons for students to click.

Pro-Tip: After the due date, non-graded assignments automatically move into the completed status, and graded assignments move into the Needs Grading status. Students will see graded assignments as Grade Pending until you enter the student's grade.

If the student missed class or did not complete the in person assignment, you will need to move the assignment from the Needs Grading category into a different status.