# How to complete your CACHE assignment

The following instructions and associated snapshots will guide you as to how to complete your CACHE assignment on the learning portal.

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Remember to ask your course administrator when you need further assistance.
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**To complete your CACHE assignment:**

**STEP 1: make a copy of the assignment template**

* Once the template document is open, go to the **File** menu at the top left corner of the screen
* From the drop-down menu, select **Make a copy**\
  In the pop-up window, rename the document as instructed by your assessor (course instructor), and click **Make a copy**

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***DO NOT*** download the document to your local computer, your assessor (course instructor) will not be able to review and/or grade your assignment.
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**STEP 2: accessing your copy of the document**

* Your copy of the document will open in a new tab
* You can also find your copy of the document in your Google Drive [*drive.google.com*](https://drive.google.com/) under **My Drive**

**STEP 3: sharing the document with the assessor (course instructor)**

* Once you have completed your homework, click on the **Share** button at the top right corner of the screen
* Under *General Access* – change the setting to *Anyone with the link*&#x20;
* Click on the new dropdown menu on the right, select the Role as *Commenter*
* Click **Copy Link**
* Go to your assignment and paste it in the box under **Please paste the link to the google docs below to submit your assignment**


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