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# Assignment creation

To create a new assignment:

* click on the *Create assignment\_tool* ![](/files/-LH9D-Q0q8XtNTwCcuoA) *in the \_Assignments* page:
* give your new assignment a name,
* add a description (optional),
* click the *Validate* button.

![](/files/-LH9Cw8DD6Kz3yrV7FRj)

*Illustration: Create a new assignment*

Advanced settings allow you to:

* Assign a maximum score for the assignment
* Include the assignment in the assessment/grade-book tool
* pick a deadline for the assignment to be completed and sent
* pick a final end date for the assignment (and hide it to students)
* Include the deadline in the course agenda/calendar.
* Allow students to hand in their assignment directly from the assignment editor


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