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Assignment creation
Publish a task with a title, description, class section, subject, due date and maximum score.
PART OF THE COURSEWORK WORKFLOW
MODULE 06 / Coursework
Homework & Assignments.
Keep assignment work connected to the right class and subject. Teachers can create coursework and review submissions while students have a dedicated submission workflow.
Practical school operationsRole-aware accessBased on inspected product workflows
A coursework cycle with submissions and feedback
A teacher creates an assignment for a class section and subject, sets the deadline and maximum score, and uploads supporting materials. A student opens the assignment through their portal and submits a file. The teacher reviews the work and records a grade with written feedback.
WHY IT MATTERS
For teachers: keep tasks and grading connected. For students: see what is due, submit work and view available feedback.
A closer look at every capability.
These are concrete functions represented in the inspected ERP interface—not a list of aspirational integrations.
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Teacher attachments
Upload supporting files when publishing coursework.
PART OF THE COURSEWORK WORKFLOW
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Student submissions
Allow students to upload assignment work through their portal.
PART OF THE COURSEWORK WORKFLOW
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Submission review
See submitted work and open associated files for review.
PART OF THE COURSEWORK WORKFLOW
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Grading and feedback
Enter scores and constructive written feedback for individual submissions.
PART OF THE COURSEWORK WORKFLOW
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Submission status
Show whether work has been submitted and whether a grade is available.
PART OF THE COURSEWORK WORKFLOW
A workflow your team can follow.
Publish assignment → Attach resources → Receive submissions → Grade & respond
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Create a class-specific assignment
Choose the class section and subject, then provide assignment instructions, deadline and maximum score.
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Attach supporting materials
Attach relevant teaching resources to the assignment before students review it.
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Students submit their work
Students open their assignments in the portal and upload the work they want to submit.
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Teachers review, grade and respond
Teachers review submitted work and record a score and written feedback for the learner.
See how this works in a school.
A realistic operational example, showing the sequence of work and the information staff can review.
SCHOOL WORKFLOW / EXAMPLE
A science assignment with attachments
A teacher assigns coursework that requires students to upload completed work.
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Create the task
Set the class, subject, deadline and maximum score.
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Collect work
Attach instructions; students upload their files through the portal.
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Give feedback
Review each submission and record a grade and remarks.
Result for the school
The submission, grade and feedback can be reviewed within the assignment workflow.
What goes in. What comes out.
Understanding the records behind a workflow helps a school plan implementation and staff responsibilities.
Inputs
Assignment title; class; section; subject; due date; max score
Records
Teacher attachment; student submission file
Views & outputs
Submission status; recorded score; teacher feedback
A CLOSER LOOK AT THE RECORD
What your team works with
Representative fields and actions drawn from the inspected application screens. Availability depends on role and school configuration.
Class and sectionSubjectAssignment titleDue dateMaximum scoreTeacher attachmentsStudent uploadSubmission statusRecorded gradeWritten feedback
Who uses this area?
Teachers and students through their permitted views. The actual controls visible depend on account permissions and school entitlements.
Clear answers, without overpromising.
Can students submit files?
Yes. The student portal has an assignment file-submission workflow.
Can teachers attach materials?
Yes. The assignment creation workflow supports attachments.
Is automatic AI grading included?
No such functionality has been verified.
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