Student Help: How Do I Complete and Submit Work?

Once you've logged into your account, it is important to take a moment to review and complete any assignments that your teacher has shared with you.

The first step is to visit your Assignments page to check for any assignments on your To Do list. Open your class by clicking on your class's tile, which will take you to your Assignments page. Your To Do list, the lefthand column, shows all the assignments your teacher has assigned to you that you have not completed, organized by due date, from the last 30 days. If you want to see all incomplete work, use the filter button above the To Do list to show all assignments.

The righthand column shows all of the assignments that you have already completed and submitted to your teacher for review. Assignments that have been graded will have a green bar and assignments with feedback will have a yellow bar to indicate that you should take a look at those when you have time.

When you are ready to work on an activity, select the assignment from your To Do list. This will take you to the first question or section of the assignment for you to complete.

Question Types

Here is an overview of the various question types you may encounter in your assignments:

Multiple Choice or Multiple Select

Choose the correct answer(s) for the question.

A screenshot of a multiple-choice math question with two answer choices displayed.

Written Response

You will find a text box to type your response. Click on the text box to start typing. Various formatting options, such as font size, font type, and highlighting options, are available. Click on the square fx symbol to open the MathType tool, and access additional formatting options from the 3-dot menu.

Educational prompt requesting to infer a module's topic using resources, with a text box for brainstorming ideas.

Audio or Video Responses

In some cases, you may need to record or upload a video or audio file for your assignment. You have the option to either record a video using Kiddom or upload your own video from your device. When recording a video using Kiddom, remember that the video can be up to 2 minutes long. Be sure to allow Kiddom access to your device's microphone and/or camera.

Diagram with two boxes; the left has three blue dots, the right has one. Record button prompt below.

Drawing

Use the Drawing tool to illustrate your answer to a question.

Instruction to draw a square, with icons for tools like text, pencil, and selection below a simple square.

Categorizing, Matching, and Ordering

Categorizing: Sort items into the correct categories.
Matching: Drag and drop cards to match the corresponding statements.
Ordering: Arrange cards by dragging and dropping them into the correct order.

Fill in the Blank

Complete the sentence by typing your answer or selecting it from a list of options.

Exercise on progressive tenses with fill-in-the-blank sentences and options.

Attaching Documents

Your teacher may request you to attach a document to your assignments, such as an essay or a picture. When uploading an attachment, you have the option to upload a file from your computer or from Google Drive.

If you choose to attach a file from your computer, click the File Upload button to find the document. You can also drag and drop the file. Kiddom supports various file types, including PDF, Microsoft Word, and image files.

Alternatively, you can use the Google Drive option. When attaching a Google document, click on the Google Drive button, select your account, grant Google access, and then attach your document. If you mistakenly attach the wrong file, simply click on the "x" and reattach the correct document.

Submitting Your Work

After completing an assignment, remember to click Submit to send it to your teacher for grading.

An animation demonstrating a student answering a multiple-choice question and then clicking the submit button. Once clicked, the submit button changes to a resubmit button.

If allowed by your teacher, you may return to the assignment later to make changes and resubmit your answers.