How we can use this group what we created and give same group of student different unit assissgment

I have already tried the step you have suggested, i think we should easily manage this, and we should make group of students in my class and should easily assign multiple different units of assessment or when we are choosing individual student, we should import from excel so we can do easily rather adding one by one. hope you understand issue i pointed out HERE. thank you....

Hello Anil,

I appreciate your patience and time. After careful review, it is feasible to use the same group for various lessons and give your students homework in Microsoft Teams.

To create a group assignment, navigate to your desired class team and select Assignments. Then, select Create > Assignment. Select the student dropdown under Assign to, and by default, All Students will be selected. Select Groups of students and choose whether you would like to create groups Manually or Randomly.

I also found some workarounds that you can also try but in need assistance from your admin or IT to enable it. You can delegate a task to particular class members based on the user. As a result, you can distribute it among the students in a specified group.

This must be done in your Active Directory or Office 365 User Admin account. I suggest to inform your admin to do this.

Here's the source: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsof...

This can also help you: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/creat...

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.

Kind regards,

Jayzar

Note that I am not affiliated with Microsoft. In this community, I also assist other users by being a user myself.

Hi Anil,

Thank you for the update, let me take a look into it.

Please bear with me.

Kind regards,

Jayzar

Thank you so much for reply Jayzar,

Problem i am facing is i have 70 student in my class and i have 10 units and each unit have 1 assessment to assign but every time i have to go and select my 70 student from overall 600 student and add them for 10 times so i was looking for anywhere we can create group and use same group for different units hope you understand the my problem and hopefully some updates will give us easy access for coming days. thank you

Hi Anil,

Please note:

You can only assign work to individual students in one class at a time.

After creating a group assignment in Microsoft Teams for Education, you can assign it to individual or small groups of students in a class. Groups turn in one copy of the assignment that can be graded separately or together. Here are the steps to assign different unit assignments to the same group of students:

1. Create a group assignment by navigating to your desired class team and selecting Assignments. Select Create > Assignment.
2. Select the student dropdown under Assign to. By default, All Students will be selected. Select Groups of students.
3. Choose whether you would like to create groups Manually or Randomly.
4. If you chose Randomly group students: Enter number of groups, then select Create groups.
5. Review the groups you've created. Select Edit to change group names or members. You can also delete the group here. Select Recreate groups to start over. Select + New group to add another group. You will need to remove students from existing groups first in order to create a new group and add members.
6. When everything looks good, select Done. If you decide you need more edits, select Groups of students again.
7. Finish adding details to your assignment, then select Assign.
8. Once an assignment has been distributed to students, you can no longer edit groups.
9. To assign different unit assignments to the same group of students, you can create a new assignment and assign it to the same group of students that you created earlier.
10. Repeat steps 1-7 for each unit assignment that you want to assign.
11. Once all assignments have been distributed to students, they will be notified of their new assignments.

I hope this helps! Let me know if there's anything else I can do for you.

Kind regards,

Jayzar