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How do I create new activities for my students to complete?

How do I create new activities for my students to complete?

Cam Kolick
Written by Cam KolickLast update 11 days ago

This article will show you how to create a new Career Planning Activity. As soon as you save the activity (new or editing) a background task will be triggered to assign it to all students it pertains to. This may take a few minutes to complete.

1. Click on Careers

2. Click on Career Planning

3. Click on Settings

4. Click on Activities

5. Click on New

6. Add a Name for the Activity

Make a name for the activity.

7. Add a Description for the Activity

Use this box to explain what the activity is all about.

8. Add Instructions for the Activity

You can add instructions for completing the activity. Some users may want to link to external documents or simply make a bulleted list of steps for completing the activity.

9. Select a class

By choosing a class, only students of that class will be required to complete the activity. You can leave it blank for it to be required by all classes.

10. Set the graduation pathway this activity pertains to

If this is required by all students regardless of pathway, simply leave this field blank.

11. Add the Type of activity this is

You can learn more about the activity types and how they are marked as complete here: https://help.eduready360.com/en/article/how-are-the-different-career-plan-activity-types-marked-as-complete-1k1q131/

12. Select the Starting Grade Level

The starting grade level is the grade level of when the activity will be assigned to the student. So, for example, if you wanted students to start working on making resumes in 10th grade, you would set this to 10. As soon as the student's grade level gets updated to 10th grade, the activity will be assigned to them.

13. Add the Month, Day, and Grade Level the Activity is Due

The month and day entered here will be the month and day the activity is due in the particular student's grade level. So if you choose June 30th and 11th grade, the activity will be due June 30th of the student's 11th grade year.

14. Specify Estimated Duration if you'd like

This allows you to specify how long this activity should take the student to complete.

15. Specify if this activity requires approval

When this is checked counselors or full access users must approve the activity after it's marked as complete.

16. Specify if the activity must be completed in the current grade level

When checked, if the activity is due in their 11th grade year, the activity progress and completion status will only be updated while their grade level is set to 11.

17. Specify if the activity is required by students beyond the grade level due

When this is checked, the activity will be added even if the student is beyond the due date of the activity. For instance, if you have an activity due by 11th grade and you have a student transfer into the school in 12th grade, the activity will not be assigned to the student unless this setting is turned on.

18. Click on Save

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