# Create a new article

When you want to create a new article there are several ways of doing this. Depending on the set of applications you have in your organization, you can do this in different ways:

### 1. Action widget in top of Dashboard

If you use Full package, both an article, a plan and an assignment will be created.

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If you only want to create a new article, you use New article.

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### 2. Click on + in a new tab

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### 3. In my assignment

If you don't have an assignment for the article, you use the three dot in top of My assignment.&#x20;

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If the assignment already is created, you can click on the three dot on the assignment to create a new article.

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