Assigning Tasks to Students
The To-Do tab allows Admins to assign tasks directly to a student.
Tasks can include homework, study reminders, forms to complete, revision topics, or preparation steps for upcoming sessions.
Each task includes a title, description, priority level, and optional due date — helping students stay organized and on track.
1. Accessing the To-Do Tab
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Go to Students → Student Profiles
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Select the student you want to assign tasks to
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Open the To-Do tab in the top navigation.
You will see a table listing:
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Image (optional task image)
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Title
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Description
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Due Date
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Priority Level
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Added For (Student)
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Added By (Admin / Counselor / Tutor)
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Status (Completed / Incomplete)
2. Assigning a New Task

Click the ➕ Add button at the top-right of the To-Do list.
The Manage To-Do modal will open.

Fields in the To-Do Form
| Field | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Choose: Tutoring or Counselling | ✅ |
| Title | Short, clear task name | ✅ |
| Description | Detailed instructions for the student | ❌ |
| Due Date | Optional deadline for task completion | ❌ |
| Priority Level | Select Low, Medium, or High | ❌ |
| Upload Image | Add optional attachments or supporting images | ❌ |
After filling the details, click Save.
3. Editing an Existing Task
If a task must be updated:

Click the three-dot menu (⋮) next to the task
Select Edit
Update the category, title, description, due date, or priority

Click Save to apply all changes.
4. Deleting a Task
To remove a task:

Click the three-dot menu (⋮)
Select Delete
Confirm deletion
5. Filtering To-Do Tasks
Admins can quickly locate tasks using the built-in filter panel.

Click the Filter icon
Filter by:
Select Priority Level (Low / Medium / High)
- Filter By Name (Tutor / Counselor / Admin)
Filter For (Tutoring or counselling)
Click Apply
Use Reset to clear filters
6. Why Assign Tasks?
Assigning tasks helps:
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Improve session preparation
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Boost accountability
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Reinforce learning outside sessions
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Track student progress between sessions
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Improve communication between counselors, tutors, and students