> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.shiftiq.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.shiftiq.com/help/events/schedule-new-class/assign-gradebook.md).

# Assign Gradebook to Class

Navigate to the Gradebooks tab in the Class you created.

Navigate to the **Gradebooks** tab in the **Class** you created.

An administrator can select to either create a **New Gradebook** or **Find Gradebook** to attach an existing Gradebook.

#### New Gradebook

* Click on the **New Gradebook** button.
* Select if you want to:
  * Create the One new gradebook
    * Create a **Title** for the Gradebook.
    * The **Class** you are creating the Gradebook in wil automatically be assigned to the new Gradebook.
    * Set **Period** if required.
    * Assign the **Achievement** to the Gradebook
    * Select **Save**
  * Duplicate copy af an existing gradebook
    * Select the Gradebook you want to duplicate.
    * Create a **Title** for the Gradebook.
    * The **Class** you are creating the Gradebook in wil automatically be assigned to the new Gradebook.
    * Set **Period** if required.
    * Assign the **Achievement** to the Gradebook
    * Select **Save**
  * Upload one new gradebook from file
    * Select the \*.json file of the Gradebook you want to upload.
    * Select **Save**

#### Find Gradebook

* Click on the **Find Gradebook** button.
* From the dropdown list, select the **Gradebook** you want to attach to the **Class**.
* Click the Plus icon (<i class="fa-plus-circle">:plus-circle:</i>) to add the **Gradebook**

You can remove the Gradebook from the Class by clicking on the Trash Can icon next to the Gradebook attached to the Class. ***Note: Once users in a Class as been added to the Gradebook, and they have Scores in the Gradebook, you are not able to remove the Gradebook from the Class.***


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