Write an assignment, add a rubric, publish in one click
In ClassTablet clicking New in a classroom opens a draft assignment. The teacher adds a title, instructions and files, lists rubric criteria with their maximum marks, and sets the due date and how students hand in. Clicking Publish notifies the students, and anything can be changed later in the editor.
How it is done today
In many coaching centres homework is written on the board or sent as a photo to a WhatsApp group. Who saw it, when it's due and what it's out of live in the teacher's head. Change the instructions and it's another message, with last week's task buried somewhere above.
How it works
- 1
Open a draft
Click New in the classroom's assignments. ClassTablet creates a draft straight away and opens the editor; students see nothing yet.
- 2
Add instructions and files
Write a title and full instructions and attach the question paper or reference files. You can also pick the subject and topic.
- 3
Set the rubric and marks
List each rubric criterion with a name, maximum points and an optional description, for example 'Handwriting 5'. The total marks are set here too.
- 4
Due date and submission type
Set the due date, choose whether students hand in a file, text or a link, and how many times they may submit.
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Publish
Click Publish and any unsaved changes are saved first. Students in the classroom get an in-app and push notification.
What it looks like
Who uses it
- Used by:
- Teachers
- Admins
- Institution types:
- Coaching centres
- Schools
- Colleges
- Private tutors
- Online teaching platforms
Plan availability
- Starter৳499 a month, one classroom
- Standard৳20 per student per month
- CustomNegotiated
Frequently asked questions
Can I change an assignment after publishing?
Yes. Go back to the editor, change the instructions, files, due date or rubric and save. If needed, Revert to draft takes it away from students for a while.
Why bother with a rubric?
A rubric spells out the marks for each part, say answer 5 and presentation 3. Teachers mark each part separately, so every teacher marks to the same scale.
Can one assignment go to two batches?
Yes. Under Assigned to in the settings, pick your other classrooms and the same assignment shows in all of them.