The assignments page is disabled in my courses, how do I change it so they can see it?
Hi @Emily_Rexrode,
Assuming you are the teacher of the course for purposes of answering this question. There are two reasons why the assignments page would be hidden from student view. 1 - There are no assignments created/published yet. In this case, once you create/publish your assignments, the assignments page will automatically become visible to students. 2 - The assignments tool has been moved to the "hidden" area in the course navigation settings. If this is the case, the How do I manage Course Navigation links? - Instructure Community - 1020 guide will walk you through the steps to make the assignments tool visible to your students.
Hope this helps!
-Chris
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