GitHub Classroom

Summary

With GitHub Classroom, an instructor can collect assignments, track assignments in your dashboard, create student repositories, integrate with third-party tools like automated testing pair programming and collaborative debugging have first-class support with your GitHub Classroom work.

Features

• Unlimited public/private repositories
• 2,000 automation minutes/month
• 500MB of Packages storage

Who can use it?

• Faculty
• Students

When can I use it?

You can use this service anytime.

How much does it cost?

This service is available at no charge to the KU community.

How do I get it?

• Use the following link to login to GitHub with your KU NetID and password: https://classroom.github.com/classrooms
• You can create your classroom or You can open a it-trackit to use GitHub Classroom
• You can get up and running quickly with these GitHub video tutorials:
  
  • Just getting started? Learn the basics of setting up GitHub Classroom
  • Create individual assignments
  • Create group assignments for collaborative projects
• Check our glossary to learn more about terms and concepts used in GitHub Classroom

Useful links

• GitHub Classroom Guide for Teachers
• Create Classroom
• Manage Classrooms
• Add Teaching Assistants to your Classroom
• Add Students to your Classroom
• Coding in the browser with GitHub Classroom
• Controlling assignment repository settings with the Probot Settings app
• Creating group assignments
• Creating individual assignments
• Using template repositories for assignments
• Using auto-grading in GitHub Classroom
• Leaving feedback with pull requests
• Archiving a classroom
• Using GitHub Classroom IDE integrations
• Learn more about Github