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Sending work to a class from Workshop and Virtual Lab
The same personal-link mechanism, reachable from the thing you want to share.
Share it to the class, not to the world.
Where it appears
Send to a class appears in the Workshop's share panel and in the Virtual Lab's share dialog. Its hint says what it is for: each student gets their own link, so what they do with this object shows under their name.
It is the same personal-link machinery as the class page, reached from the object rather than from the roster. Links minted this way carry the Workshop object or Virtual Lab purpose.
Using it
- Class — which class to mint for.
- Links expire after — 2 hours, 1 day, 1 week or 1 month.
- Create links — then {{n}} links ready — one per student.
- Copy per learner, Copy all links, or Download CSV.
- Open class page goes to the roster.
The CSV is the practical route for a class of thirty: it pairs each handle with its link, ready for a mail merge or your learning platform.
Built-in objects cannot be sent
Trying to send a built-in Workshop object is refused with a clear reason: built-in objects are shared as pictures, so there is nothing for a class to interact with. Save your own copy first, then send that.
That is the fix rather than a dead end. Save the built-in object as your own, and the copy is interactive and sendable. The message tells you so, but it is easy to read it as a refusal rather than an instruction.
Why not just share the link
Every one of these products has an ordinary share link that works for anyone. It is quicker, and it produces anonymous activity — counted in the totals, attached to nobody.
Send to a class is the difference between knowing that thirty people used the object and knowing which of your learners did, for how long, and who never opened it. If the activity is worth looking at afterwards, it is worth the extra step.
The Activity report is where that shows up: time in objects, time in labs, and who was not there.