Teachers can post assignments in Schoology in a variety of ways. Below you will find the main recommended ways to post assignments.

If you would like your assignments to appear in the Schoology gradebook, you must add a category and due date. 

*Secondary Teachers: This is a necessary step to sync grades to PowerSchool.*

There are two main types of assignments within Schoology:

1.)      Google Assignment

EdTech recommended type of assignment
to post for students.

This is the most similar assignment to Google Classroom. We recommend using this assignment when you would like to attach Google file templates or have students author Google files. 

2.)    Schoology Assignment

Use this type of assignment ONLY to post Kami PDFs for students.

Teachers should use this assignment when posting Kami PDFs for students to edit, or when students must attach files from their device (do not use this for Google file attachments like Docs, Slides, etc.). 

Google Assignment (LTI)
in Schoology

This Google Assignments option in Schoology is similar to Google Classroom assignments and how it's posted/shared with students.
The submission and grading workflow is the same. 

The approximately 5 min. video will walk you through creating the Google Assignment with multiple attachments shared with students where each student will receive their own copy to edit/submit to the teacher. 

Kami Assignment
in Schoology

Teacher view and assigning a Kami assignment is until 3:23 in the video. 

Student view and submitting starts at 3:24. This portion of the video is about 9 minutes long. It starts with troubleshooting if the "Open with Kami" option does not show for students. Then, it will walk students through interacting/annotating on the assigned PDF and ensure successful submission of the Kami assignment.

This table breaks down the Schoology equivalent to Google Classroom. 

*Click on Schoology materials with the cursor icon to access tutorials.*

Schoology vs Google Classroom Chart

Although Schoology functions the same way as Google Classroom,
it has far more robust capabilities and seamless integrations.