A lesson is a multi-page activity your teacher has set you. Each page has a mix of text to read and questions to answer. Your work saves as you go, so you can come back to it later.
Finding your lesson
Open your classroom from the sidebar. If you don't see the right classroom listed, click All Classrooms to see all of them.
Each card on the Assignments tab is a lesson set by your teacher. Click it to open. The card shows the due date, how long ago it was set, and whether you've started.
What a lesson page looks like
A lesson is broken into pages. The page indicator at the bottom left ("1 of 2") shows how many pages there are. The page jump button next to it lets you skip between pages once you've started.
Each page can mix:
Reading, including headings, lists, callouts, images, and videos
Questions of different types, each with a marks badge
If a page has a clock at the top right, your teacher has set a time limit.
Multiple-choice questions
Click the option you think is right. Only one option can be selected.
Your answer saves as soon as you click. If you change your mind, just click a different option.
If the question has the Select All Correct label instead, more than one option can be right. Tick all the ones that apply.
Long-answer and free-response questions
Long-answer questions give you a small editor with a toolbar. You can format your answer with bold, italics, lists, and inline code.
Inside the answer box, type / to open the insert menu. Use it to add:
A maths block for equations (LaTeX or the symbol picker)
An image if you've worked out the problem on paper
A drawing if your device has a touchscreen or stylus
Whatever you include is exactly what your teacher will see when they mark. Photograph a working, type an explanation underneath, and your teacher gets the full picture.
Free-response questions work the same way but are usually shorter, with a single-line or paragraph answer rather than a multi-block editor.
Moving between pages
Click Next at the bottom right to move to the next page. Back takes you to the previous one. Your work on each page saves automatically.
If a lesson has more than a few pages, the page jump button next to the page indicator lets you skip directly to any page.
Submitting your lesson
When you've finished the last page, the Next button becomes Submit Lesson. Click it to send your work to your teacher for marking.
Once you've submitted, the lesson locks. You'll see a Submitted badge at the top right, and the questions go read-only.
If you run out of time
If your teacher set a time limit and time runs out before you submit, the lesson auto-submits with whatever you've answered so far. Your answers are still saved.
Coming back to a lesson
If you close the tab partway through, your work is still there. Open the lesson card from your classroom again and you'll pick up exactly where you left off.
When your teacher returns your marked lesson, you'll see a Returned badge and the marks for each question.