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# Monitor
## Summary
Monitoring survey allows teachers to view the responses submitted by the students.
By clicking in the `View files` link in each student's row, you will be able to see the assignment submitted by the student and grade the files accordingly.
The `View all marks` button, shows you a list of all files submitted by all students. This page is quite handy to download/view, mark and comment on all assignments at once.
Once you are done marking the students' assignments, you can `Release marks`to the students. Students, then, will be able to view their marks and any comments you have left for them.
### Mark a student's assignment
To mark assignments for a individual student, just click on the `View files` link corresponding the a student.
From there, you can view or download the file, assign a mark, upload a response file and/or add commentary.
### Advanced settings
The advanced settings section shows the options that were enabled or disabled when creating the activity in author (see [Advanced settings](/lams/tools/submit-files/create.md#advanced-settings)).
### Set deadline
This option enables you to set the **deadline** for students after which they will not be allowed to submit any assignments.
## Edit activity
If you need to edit the activity content or modify its settings you can press the `Edit Activity` button and you will be presented with the page to make changes.
{% hint style="info" %} **Be aware!**\
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If you are editing an activity that is already been used by students, then students might be slightly confused as they might be viewing older information. So when editing content that is live, make sure that your students know about this.
{% endhint %}
## Analytics
This tab will show you some basic analytics showing the number of files that have been marked and the total files submitted.
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