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Use the Git and GitHub starter assignment

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You can use the Git & GitHub starter assignment to give students an overview of Git and GitHub fundamentals.

Who can use this feature

Organization owners who are admins for a classroom can use Git & GitHub starter assignments. Para obtener más información sobre los administradores de aulas, consulte "Acerca de la administración de aulas".

The Git & GitHub starter assignment is a pre-made course that summarizes the basics of Git and GitHub and links students to resources to learn more about specific topics.

Prerequisites

Debes crear un aula antes de que puedas crear una tarea. Para obtener más información, vea "Administración de las aulas".

Creating the starter assignment

If there are no existing assignments in the classroom

  1. Sign into GitHub Classroom.
  2. Navigate to a classroom.
  3. In the Assignments tab, click Use starter assignment.
Creating your first assignment

If there already are existing assignments in the classroom

  1. Sign into GitHub Classroom.
  2. Navigate to a classroom.
  3. In the Assignments tab, click the link on the blue banner.
The 'New assignment' button

Setting up the basics for an assignment

Import the starter course into your organization, name your assignment, decide whether to assign a deadline, and choose the visibility of assignment repositories.

Importing the assignment

You first need to import the Git & GitHub starter assignment into your organization.

The `Import the assignment` button

Naming the assignment

For an individual assignment, GitHub Classroom names repositories by the repository prefix and the student's GitHub username. By default, the repository prefix is the assignment title. For example, if you name an assignment "assignment-1" and the student's username on GitHub is @octocat, the name of the assignment repository for @octocat will be assignment-1-octocat.

Teclea un título para la tarea. Opcionalmente, da clic en para editar el prefijo.

Assignment title and prefix

Assigning a deadline for an assignment

Opcionalmente, puedes asignar una fecha límite para la tarea. Debajo de "Fecha límite (opcional)", da clic en el campo de texto y luego utiliza el selector de fechas para asignar una fecha límite.

Date picker for assignment deadline

Choosing a visibility for assignment repositories

The repositories for an assignment can be public or private. If you use private repositories, only the student can see the feedback you provide. Under "Repository visibility," select a visibility.

When you're done, click Continue. GitHub Classroom will create the assignment and bring you to the assignment page.

'Continue' button

Inviting students to an assignment

Predeterminadamente, GitHub Classroom habilita una URL de invitación para cada tarea que crees. Los alumnos pueden aceptar y emitir la tarea mientras que se habilita la URL de invitación. Puedes compartir la URL con tus alumnos en tu LMS, página principal del curso, o donde sea que publiques las tareas. Los alumnos también pueden navegar a la tarea en GitHub Classroom si ya la aceptaron en el aula.

Advertencia: Tenga cuidado de dónde comparte las direcciones URL de invitación. Cualquiera con una URL de invitación para una tarea puede aceptar dicha invitación y asociar una cuenta personal en GitHub con un identificador en tu lista de participantes.

You can see whether a student has joined the classroom and accepted or submitted an assignment in the All students tab for the assignment. Para prevenir que los alumnos acepten o envíen una tarea, puedes cambiar el "Estado de la tarea" dentro de la vista de "Editar tarea". Cuando una tarea se encuentra activa, los alumnos podrán aceptarla utilizando el enlace de invitación. Cuando está inactiva, este enlace ya no será válido.

Individual assignment

The Git & GitHub starter assignment is only available for individual students, not for groups. Once you create the assignment, students can start work on the assignment.

Next steps

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