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# The list of my assignments
To the left on the screen you see the planning of your assignments, as a calendar view day by day.
1. You choose which day you want to see.
2. You can choose to minimize the list of assignment if you want to have more space on your working area.
3. You can create an article even if there is no planned assignment for that day.
4. The list of your planned assignments for the chosen day.
If the assignment has a deadline, you will see this clearly in the list so you do not miss that time.
You choose which day you want to see by clicking back or forth on the arrows.
You can also choose to click on the “day” and a date picker will expand and you can choose which day you want to see.
If you want to minimized the list of assignment, to get more space for your working area, you can do this by clicking on the chevron in the top of the list.
The lists of assignment is now minimized and you can easily expand it again by clicking on the chevron again.
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