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# Classroom Activity

**Create a Classroom Activity to** **host a webinar or an on-location classroom event**. Classroom attendance can be managed in [Events/Classroom](/pathways-docs/pathway-editor/events-classroom.md).

## How to create a Classroom Activity

1. **Open a Pathway.**
2. **Select the + icon and then select Classroom.** 
3. **Add a name.** Name the Classroom activity (this will appear on the Pathway).
4. **Activity Locations & Times.** Select the + button to add one or more Classroom Activities. 
5. **Event type.** Choose Location if the Classroom Activity is hosted at a physical location, or choose Webinar if the event is virtual.
6. **Add a short snippet.** Write a short description of the Classroom Activity that will be visible on the Pathway for desktop and tablet only. (max. 90 characters).
7. **Write a description.** Write a longer description of the Classroom Activity that is visible once a user selects the Pathway tile on mobile, desktop and tablet.
8. **Activity Settings.**
   1. **Required.** Choose whether the activity is required (activity must be fulfilled in order to proceed) or optional (can be skipped).
9. **Save.**

## How are Classroom Activities Fulfilled?

Users must Check-In to an event on the app in order to fulfill the activity. 


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