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Guide for Teachers: How to do assignments with Kami using sharing links
Guide for Teachers: How to do assignments with Kami using sharing links

Learn how to utilize the Kami App to do assignments using only Kami sharing links.

Updated over a week ago

Sending the sharing links to your students

Once you are happy with your assignment file, follow the steps below to learn how to do assignments using Kami without an integrated LMS (Google Classroom, Canvas, or Schoology).

Hit the Share button at the menu bar to open the Sharing settings.

The sharing setting will look like this if your file is in Google Drive. Select Anyone with the link and Create individual copy for the Sharing Permission. Then press the Copy button to copy the Kami sharing link.

If your file is in OneDrive however, the sharing setting will look like this instead. Select My Organization and Create individual copy for the Sharing Link Permission. Then press the Copy button to copy the Kami sharing link.

After copying the Kami Sharing Link, you can now send this link to your students to use. Send it through an email or using an LMS to create a Link based assignment. Below are examples of Schoology and Canvas articles of making Assignments with sharing links.

Your students can share their individual file copies with you immediately even if they have yet to work on their assignment. They simply need to follow the steps of this guide here.

Once you get the students Kami Sharing Link, use it to open their file in the Kami App. Doing this gives you the ability to monitor their progress whenever you want and grade their work using the Kami Tools after they finish working on their assignment. Don't forget to hit the Save button to ensure that any changes you made are saved to the file.


If you need further assistance, don't hesitate to get in touch with us at support@kamiapp.com or book some training with one of our Teacher Success Champions here: https://www.kamiapp.com/training

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