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title: Create an assignment and allocate credit in the Azure Education Hub
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title: Create a lab and allocate credit in the Azure Education Hub
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description: Learn how to create an assignment, allocate credit, and invite students to a course in the Azure Education Hub.
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author: rymend
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ms.author: rymend
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ms.topic: overview
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ms.date: 06/30/2020
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ms.date: 08/14/2024
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ms.service: azure-education
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# Create an assignment and allocate credit in the Azure Education Hub
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# Create a lab and allocate credit in the Azure Education Hub
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After you set up a course in the Azure Education Hub, you can create an assignment where you allocate credit and invite selected students to your course.
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After you set up a lab in the Azure Education Hub, you can add students and allocate credits to them to deploy resources.
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## Prerequisites
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- An academic grant with an approved credit amount
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- A course created in the Education Hub
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- A work or school account and a subscription within the course that will access your Azure credit
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### Accounts
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When you add a work or school account (for example, *student*@*school*.edu) by using role-based access control (RBAC) in the Educator Sponsor Portal or the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com), Azure automatically sends email to the recipient. This email requires the user to accept the new account and Azure role before receiving access to the subscription.
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If you're a teaching assistant or a professor for a course, be sure to inform students of this requirement so that their subscription appears in the Azure portal as expected. The email should look similar to this example:
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If you're a teaching assistant or a professor for a course, be sure to inform students of this requirement so that their subscription appears in the Azure portal as expected.
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:::image type="content" source="media/create-assignment-allocate-credit/azure-active-directory-get-started.png" alt-text="Screenshot of an email invitation to access applications in an organization." border="false":::
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## Create a lab and invite students
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##Create an assignment and invite students to the course
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1. Create a lab and fill in the required information such as lab name and method to invite students.
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1. Choose the amount of funds to credit to the student's subscription. If not all students will receive the same amount, you can select **Change** and apply a custom amount to each student or project group.
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1. Select **Create assignment**.
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1. Optionally, you can remove existing students by selecting **Remove** next to each student's name.
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1. When you finish, select the **Close** button. The additional permissions appear on the **Sponsor Credit Management** page.
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2. After you create the lab, you can begin inviting students to the lab
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3. Optionally, you can remove existing students by selecting **Remove** next to each student's name.
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4. When you finish, the students added will receive an invitation to join the lab.
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