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    Creating an Assignment in TWEN

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    By lawwebadmin on May 27, 2020 TWEN

    1. Go to your TWEN Course
    2. Go to Grade Book
    3. Go to the Grade Book Navigation drop-down menu
    4. Choose Add an Assignment
    5. Give your assignment a title and description
    6. Set the assignment availability and due date
    7. Upload your assignment
    8. If applicable, select Activate anonymous grading for this assignment
    9. Click on Submit
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