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Change order of incoming assignments

As a teacher, when I open the homepage, I get a list of assignments my students have worked on. The most recent assignment is at the top; however, I, as a teacher, want to give feedback on the oldest assignment first. This is to be fair to the students. If I have 30 assignments, it takes quite some time to go through the list to the very bottom, so it would be nice to be able to switch the order of the assignments list so the oldest assignment is at the top instead.

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  • Oct 23 2026
  • Future consideration
Country SE
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    Product Team commented
    28 Oct 14:29

    Hi, and thanks for sharing your idea.
    We are currently updating the task list and we can review how tasks are sorted. There’s no single correct way to organise them: many teachers prefer the current order, while others - like you - prefer older tasks first. Perhaps this should be customisable.

    Thanks,
    the itslearning Product team