# How to post announcements

### Introduction

Usually, teachers use one tool for giving out activities for the class, and another for when they want to announce something to the class.

However, in CodeChum, you can make activities for your students, and even give them announcements, all in one place!

### Steps

To post announcements for your class in CodeChum, follow these steps:

1. Go to your class' **Bulletin** tab.

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2. Click on the **New Post** button on the right portion of the class header, where the class name is also found.&#x20;

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3. Type everything you need to announce to the class.&#x20;

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4. Once done, click **Post**. This will display the post you just created.

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And there you have your announcement posted inside your class in CodeChum for your students to see and be informed!


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