1. Enter a title for the Assignment.  It must be unique to all your other course assignment titles and cannot be changed once the assignment has been saved.
2. Add Points

1. Select External Tool
2. Click Find

1. Choose  Bongo Learn
2. Click Select

1. Check Load This Tool in a New Tab
2. Select Limited or Unlimited from the Allowed Attempts dropdown menu. Although this page lets you set the number of attempts allowed, you will also need to set this in Bongo.
3. Enter Due, Available from, and Until dates.
4. Click Save. Remember to click Save & Publish once you have completed creating the Bongo assignment.

Notice you are now on the Bongo site.  If this is the first time you are creating a Bongo assignment in a particular course, you will be prompted with the following Class Creation options; otherwise, you will not see these options:

Click Create a new course

1. Name the Assignment.
2. If desired, provide a Due Date and Due Time that will serve as a guideline for the students, but will not prevent students from submitting once the date has passed. To clear the due date/time, click the "X" button to the right of Due Date. If you have set a due date/time in Canvas,  remember students will not be able to access the assignment passed that due date. 
3. Select the Evaluation Type. See: Scoring Methods in Bongo
4. Enter text instructions for the assignment. The character limit is 1,024 characters, including spaces. While not required, it is recommended to include video instructions as well. If you would like to create video instructions or share an example of the assignment, click on the webcam icon and add your video.

1. Uncheck the Active text if you want certain questions to not be asked in the assignment
2. Click the Trash Can icon to delete a question.
3. Hold and drag the Hamburger icon to re-order the questions.

1. Select the desired Recording Mode.   If Camera only is selected only the student will be recorded.  If Camera + Screen is selected, student will be required to record their screen in addition to their camera for every answer. This will require the student to access the assignment from a device that supports screen recording (mobile devices are not supported for this feature).
2. For Delay,  enter how long to allow a delay (in seconds) between the time that the question finishes and the recording begins.
3. Select the Min Record Time and Max Record Time (in seconds) to determine the response parameters.

Post-Submission Instructions can provide text or video with additional information or the assignment video can be uploaded again for students to review.

1. Click SHOW ADVANCED in the lower right corner of the screen.
2. Scroll up to the Post-Submission Instructions section to enter text or upload a video.

See "How Do I Customize Peer Review in Bongo": https://tuftsedtech.screenstepslive.com/s/19028/m/98696/l/1304759-how-do-i-customize-peer-review-in-bongo

Once the Bongo assignment has been saved, you can view each student's progression in the assignment from their first view through completion, evaluation, and published score.

After the Bongo assignment is saved, you may find the need to edit the settings.

1. Click the down triangle next to Overview in the breadcrumb trail.
2. Click Configure

After the Bongo assignment is saved, you may need to edit the Canvas assignment.

1. Click the browser tab containing the Canvas assignment.
2. Once on the Canvas page, click Edit Assignment Settings on the top right of the screen.