Singa Assignments

  As of my last update, Google Classroom does not have a built-in feature to hide assignments from students. However, you can effectively "hide" assignments by controlling the visibility of assignments in the following ways: Schedule Assignments : Instead of posting assignments immediately, you can schedule them to be released at a later date. This allows you to prepare assignments in advance without students seeing them until the scheduled release date. Use Topics : Organize your assignments into topics. You can collapse topics that you don't want students to see immediately. This doesn't hide the assignments completely, but it makes them less prominent and accessible to students. Unassign or Archive Assignments : If you no longer want students to access certain assignments, you can unassign them. This removes the assignment from the student view, but it remains visible to you as the teacher. Alternatively, you can archive old assignments, which removes them from the

  Without a list of options provided, I can't determine which devices you're referring to. However, for proctored assignments, typically, the following devices can be used: Desktop Computers : Desktop computers or PCs are commonly used for proctored assignments. They provide a stable and secure environment for completing exams and assessments. Laptops : Laptops offer flexibility and mobility, allowing students to complete proctored assignments from different locations. However, they must meet the requirements set by the proctoring software or service used by the institution. Tablets : Some proctoring solutions may support the use of tablets for completing assignments. However, this depends on the compatibility of the proctoring software with the device's operating system and capabilities. Smartphones : In some cases, smartphones may also be used for proctored assignments, especially if the proctoring software has a mobile app available. However, smartphones may have limitat