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Create an Assignment

From “Dashboard”, find “Assignments” and click “Create Assignment”. You can also use “Create Assignment” inside a goal to keep the new work organized under that goal.
Dashboard Assignments section with a numbered arrow pointing at Create Assignment

Click "Create Assignment" (1) to open the assignment form.

Open the menu beside “Create Assignment” and choose the kind of work you want to create.
Create Assignment dialog with the creation menu open and a numbered arrow pointing at it

The menu beside "Create Assignment" (1) lists the ways to create assignments.

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Single assignment

Choose “Single assignment” for one passage. Pick “Translation” and “Passage”, then customize “Name”, “Mode”, “Repetitions”, and “Due Date”. “Full Typing” has students type the passage. “First Letter Recall”, “First Letter Only”, and “Missing Word” offer different ways to practice remembering it. When the selected mode offers “Difficulty”, use it to adjust the amount of text hidden during practice. “Repetitions” sets how many times each student must finish the assigned passage in the selected mode. For example, setting “Repetitions” to 3 means each student must complete the passage three times to finish the assignment.
Single assignment form with numbered arrows pointing at Passage, Mode, and Repetitions

Pick a "Passage" (1), choose a "Mode" (2), and set "Repetitions" (3).

Select “Create Assignment” when the assignment is ready.

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Multiple assignments

Choose “Multiple assignments” to build a set of assignments in one go. Use “Full Typing”, “First Letter”, “First Letter Only”, or “Missing Word” at the bottom to add another assignment in that mode. Expand a row in “Preview” to edit its passage, name, mode, repetitions, and due date. You can reorder the rows with their drag handles or remove work you do not need. The create button shows how many assignments you will create.
Multiple assignments preview with the first row expanded and numbered arrows pointing at First Letter and Create 2 Assignments

Use "First Letter" (1) to add an assignment in that mode. "Create 2 Assignments" (2) creates the two assignments in this preview.

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Type a book

Choose “Type a book” to divide a Bible book into assignments. Select “Translation” and enter the book in “Passage”. Set “Chapters Per Assignment” to choose how much work each assignment contains, and set “Repetitions” to choose how many times each student must complete each generated assignment. For example, with “Chapters Per Assignment” set to 1 and “Repetitions” set to 3, students type each assigned chapter three times.
Type a book form with Philemon selected and numbered arrows pointing at Chapters Per Assignment and Repetitions

With "Philemon" selected, set "Chapters Per Assignment" (1) and "Repetitions" (2).

Review the generated work in “Preview”. Expand a row to adjust its name or due date, then select the create button to create the assignments.

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Memorize verses

Choose “Memorize verses” to generate a sequence of practice assignments for a passage. Pick “Translation” and “Passage”. “Preview” shows the generated assignments, including their modes and repetitions.
Memorize verses form for John 3:16 with numbered arrows pointing at Passage and Create 6 Assignments

Choose a "Passage" (1), review the practice sequence, then select "Create 6 Assignments" (2) for this example.

Expand a row to customize its name, mode, repetitions, or due date. Change the translation or passage above the preview to generate practice for a different passage. You can also add, remove, or reorder assignments before creating them. Use this option to help students practice a passage over time. To measure what they can recall with the words hidden, run a memory assessment.

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From Curriculum

Choose “From Curriculum” to find an individual assignment in the Curriculum Library. Search for a passage or topic, or narrow the results with “Source”, “Age”, “Denomination”, “Topic”, and “Bible Section”.
From Curriculum search results for Advent with numbered arrows pointing at the search field and the first assignment

Search for "Advent" in the Curriculum Library (1), then select an assignment from the results (2).

Select an assignment to review and customize it, then click “Create Assignment”.
Selected curriculum assignment with a numbered arrow pointing at Create Assignment

After reviewing the selected curriculum assignment, click "Create Assignment" (1).

To assign a whole curriculum instead, assign a typing program or assign a Bible curriculum through “Create Goal”.

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Speed assessment

Choose “Speed assessment” to measure typing speed and accuracy using the standard assessment passages. Follow Run a speed assessment for the creation, publication, and results steps.

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Memory assessment

Choose “Memory assessment” to measure recall of a passage you select. Follow Run a memory assessment for the creation, publication, and results steps.

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Publish your assignments

New assignments start in “Planning”. In the assignments list or on an assignment’s page, open its actions menu and select “Publish” to make the assignment available to students. Publish each assignment when you want your class to work on it.