A bundle is a group of activities that can be assigned to students as a single item, with one overall score. You can include eBook activities, eReaders, Performance activities, and your own Custom activities. You choose the activities, order of activities, total point value and due date. You have the option to require students to complete activities in the bundle in the order you have determined.
You can create a Bundle:
Once you have added activities to your Assign Cart, you can click Convert to Bundle to make that group of activities a single assignment with a single score and due date.
When the Create Bundle window opens, enter the Title, Grade, Unit (if desired), Score Possible, and select your Share With option. You can click and drag activities into a specific order if you wish. During the assigning process, you can require students to complete the activities in that order.
You can choose to click Create to simply create and save the bundle to the Assignables, or you can click Create & Assign to assign the bundle immediately to your students.
If you wish to assign the bundle, see Related Articles for instructions.
You can begin creating a bundle by going to the Assignables tab of the Content Library, and selecting Bundle from the Create Content filter.
When the Create Bundle window opens, enter the Title, Grade, Unit (if desired), Score Possible, and select your Share With option.
Click + Add on the right side to add activities to the bundle. It will take you back to the Activities tab of the Assignment Library. Search and add the desired activities, then click the Assign Cart.
You can click and drag activities into a specific order if you wish. During the assigning process, you can require students to complete the activities in that order.
You can choose to click Create to simply create and save the bundle to the Assignables tab of the Content Library, or you can click Create & Assign to assign the bundle immediately to your students.
If you wish to assign the bundle, see Related Articles for instructions.
