Here’s a general guide on adding assignments in Aamused LMS, based on common LMS functionalities:

1. Accessing the Assignment Creation Tool:

• Navigate to your Aamused course.
• Look for a section or button labeled “Assignments,” “Activities,” or “Content Creation.” This might be located on the course homepage or within a course management menu.
• Select the option to create a new assignment.

2. Defining Assignment Details:

• Title: Enter a clear and descriptive title for your assignment relevant to the Aamused course content.
• Instructions: Provide detailed instructions for students explaining what they need to do for the assignment. Include rubrics or grading criteria if applicable.
• Submission Type: Choose how students will submit their work. This could be:
  • Text entry box within the LMS.
  • File upload (specify allowed file types like documents, presentations, or images).
• Due Date and Time: Set a clear deadline for when students must submit their assignments.

3. Additional Options (Depending on Aamused LMS):

• Groups: If using groups in your Aamused course, allow students to submit assignments as a group.
• Availability: Set dates when the assignment is available for students to see and work on.
• Late Submissions: Determine how late submissions will be handled (penalty deductions, accepted without penalty, etc.).
• Rubrics: Use a rubric to define grading criteria for different aspects of the assignment.

4. Saving and Publishing:

• Once you’ve filled in the details, save your assignment as a draft or publish it immediately to make it visible to students.

Tips:

• Be clear and specific in your assignment instructions.
• Set realistic deadlines considering the complexity of the assignment.
• Consider using rubrics to ensure consistent grading.

Note: The specific steps and options available in Aamused LMS might differ based on the LMS version and configuration used by your institution.

If you encounter any difficulties or have further questions about assignment creation in Aamusted LMS, consult the LMS documentation provided by your institution or contact your Aamused LMS administrator for specific guidance.