The WishList LMS Course Assignments Add-On adds interactive assessments to your courses, giving you the ability to require meaningful work from your students as they move through your lessons.
Instead of passively consuming content or clicking through videos, you can assign learning activities that challenge students not only to engage with the material, but to demonstrate what they understand through their own responses and application.
Assignment Types
Different courses call for different kinds of work, which is why Course Assignments supports several submission formats that fit your teaching style and subject matter.
- Essays allow students to submit written responses for reflection, critical thinking, or research-based assignments.
- File uploads support documents, spreadsheets, PDFs, images, presentations, and other project materials students create as part of their coursework.
- Video recordings allow students to demonstrate skills, present ideas, or walk through projects in a format that mirrors real-world application.
- URL submissions allow students to share links to websites, portfolios, or other live projects they’ve created outside the course.
Together, these submission options make it easy to design assignments that challenge students to demonstrate what they’ve learned throughout your course.
Customization That Matches Your Teaching Style
Course Assignments also includes additional settings that shape how students interact with each assignment.
- Set character limits to guide written responses and keep submissions focused.
- Award points for completed submissions to encourage participation and accountability.
- Allow resubmissions so students can revise their work after reviewing feedback.
These controls help turn assignments into structured checkpoints that reinforce the standards and expectations you’ve set for your course.
Put Lessons Into Practice
Course Assignments create the opportunity and space for students to apply what they’re learning, experiment with their ideas, and develop skills they’ll actually use beyond the course itself.
