1Sign inUse Google or an eight-digit one-time code sent by email.
Where to find it
Step by step
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Open the sign-in page and select the interface language if needed.
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For Google sign-in, press the Google button and complete authentication.
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For email sign-in, enter the address your instructor invited and request a code.
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Open the email, enter the eight-digit code and press Sign in.
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If the email address is incorrect, press the button for using a different address.
2Courses and overviewView assigned courses and open the assignments belonging to a selected course.
Where to find it
Step by step
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After signing in, open Overview or My courses.
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Each course card shows the course name, description and instructor.
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Select a course card.
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The application opens Assignments and automatically filters the list to that course.
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If no course appears, verify that you signed in with the email address invited by the instructor.
3Find assignments and understand statusFilter by course and status, search and interpret open, upcoming, closed, submitted and graded assignments.
Where to find it
Step by step
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Press Assignments in the sidebar.
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Select one course or leave All courses active.
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Filter by all, open, upcoming, closed, submitted or graded.
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Search by assignment title or course name.
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Choose card, compact or grouped view.
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Review opening time, closing time, availability and submission status on each card.
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For an open unfinished assignment, press Start or Resume.
4Use the document editorWrite and format text, add tables, images and links, and run spelling checks.
Where to find it
Step by step
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Open an assignment with Start or Resume.
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Write directly in the white document area.
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Use the toolbar for headings, font size, line height, bold, italic, underline, strike-through and highlighting.
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Align text or add bullet lists, numbered lists, task lists, quotations and code blocks.
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After inserting a table, add rows and columns, merge or split cells, and change cell background and border colours.
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Press the image button and select an image file. It appears after a successful upload.
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To add a link, select text, press the link button and enter the URL.
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Open the spelling panel with the spelling button. Select an issue and apply or dismiss a suggestion.
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The lower status bar displays word, character and spelling-issue counts.
5Autosave, editing sessions and submissionUnderstand draft saving, multiple-window conflicts, deadlines and final submission.
Where to find it
Step by step
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Watch Last saved in the header. Changes are autosaved roughly one second after editing stops.
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The countdown shows the time remaining until the assignment closes.
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Opening the same submission in another tab may place one tab in read-only conflict mode.
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To continue in the current tab, press Resume editing. This takes over the active editing session.
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Cancel returns to the previous page without deleting the autosaved draft.
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Press Submit to finish. Pending telemetry and the latest editor content are sent before navigation.
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After success, you return to the course assignments and the status becomes submitted.
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If the closing time is reached during active editing, the application attempts to submit the latest content automatically.
6Grades and instructor feedbackView final scores, submission dates, grading dates and global instructor feedback.
Where to find it
Step by step
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Press Grades in the sidebar.
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Search by assignment or course and optionally filter by course.
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Choose grouped, compact or card view.
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Review the submission and grading dates.
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Scores are displayed on a 100-point scale.
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Read global instructor feedback beside the assignment or in the card feedback section.
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The header shows the rounded average for the currently filtered results.
7Theme, notifications and privacyManage appearance, email reminders, notification history, data export and account erasure.
Where to find it
Step by step
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Open Settings.
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Switch between light and dark appearance.
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Enable deadline reminders and grade-published alerts, then press Save.
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Filter notification history by event, email-delivery state and period.
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In Privacy, press Export to download your personal-data archive.
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For account erasure, read the consequences, enter the exact word “DELETE” and submit the request.
8Common problemsWhat to do when a course is missing, an assignment cannot be opened, saving stops or a session conflicts.
Where to find it
Step by step
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If a course is missing, verify your sign-in email and ask the instructor whether that exact address was added.
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If an assignment is visible but cannot be opened, check its opening and closing dates and whether it is already submitted or graded.
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If Last saved does not update, keep the page open, check the internet connection and wait for a successful save.
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For a session conflict, close unnecessary tabs and press Resume editing in the tab you want to keep.
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If automatic submission fails or saving remains unavailable, record the assignment name and time and contact the instructor.