Create and edit classes for Schoolwork
You can create and edit classes for Schoolwork in Apple School Manager, or you can create them in Schoolwork.
Apple School Manager automatically creates classes when you connect your Student Information System (SIS) or upload content using SFTP. These classes automatically appear in Schoolwork. For classes not in your SIS or SFTP upload, like an after-school club, you can manually create a class in Apple School Manager or Schoolwork.
Learn which roles can create and edit classes in Apple School Manager
Administrators, Site Managers, People Managers, Managers, and Instructors can create, edit, and delete classes in Apple School Manager.
Manually create a class in Apple School Manager
Sign in to Apple School Manager.
Click Classes in the sidebar.
Click
.In the Class Name field, enter a class name. This name will appear in Schoolwork for teachers and students.
You can optionally enter a nickname, course name, class ID, and class number.
Select a location, then add teachers and students.
Click Save.
Manually create a class in Schoolwork
On your iPad, go to Settings and sign in to iCloud with an Instructor Managed Apple ID.
Open Schoolwork.
Click Add Class.
In the Class Name field, enter a descriptive class name to help students and teachers identify your class.
Select a location, then add teachers and students.
Click Done.
Edit classes
You can edit the class name and class roster for manually created classes in either Apple School Manager or Schoolwork.
For classes automatically created from your SIS or SFTP upload, you can edit the class name, but not the class roster. Schoolwork will display the class name that is derived from the Course Name and Class Number fields defined in SIS or SFTP upload. You can add a class Nickname in Apple School Manager that will be displayed in Schoolwork. When you edit the name of a class in Schoolwork, this updates the class Nickname in Apple School Manager.
Delete classes
If a class that is used for Schoolwork is deleted in your SIS or SFTP upload, it will be converted to a manual class in Apple School Manager. This lets teachers preserve or reuse their existing Handouts in new classes.
You can delete manual classes in either Apple School Manager or Schoolwork.
If you delete a class that was previously used with Schoolwork, all Handouts and data will be deleted.
If a class doesn't appear in Schoolwork
If you don't see the right classes in Schoolwork, try these steps:
Make sure that the classes appear in Apple School Manager.
Go to Settings on your iPad.
Make sure that you are signed in with the correct Managed Apple ID.
The Schoolwork app is named Classwork in Australia and New Zealand.