Assignments
One brief. Two ways to answer it: a file, or a quiz.
Set a due date, attach the reading, and choose file submission or an auto-scored multiple-choice set. Grading and feedback happen in the same thread the class already lives in.
Two submission types
File uploads and MCQs, graded differently, shown the same way
A file submission waits for a human to open and score it. An MCQ set grades itself the second it's submitted. Students see one consistent status either way — open, graded, or needs revision.
MCQ Assignments testGraded
Sorting Algorithms LabOpen
Midterm EssayNeeds revision
Announcements that stick
Every new assignment pins itself — and posts as a real message
Post a new brief and it shows up two ways: pinned at the top of the room for anyone who joins later, and as a clickable message in the live feed for everyone who's already there.
Pinned
New assignment posted: Sorting Algorithms Lab — due Fri, 4:00 PM
Grade once, publish once, done
Publishing results emails every graded student and posts their score back into the room.
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