# Setting up your class

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## Create your account

We use a magic link emailed to your inbox to log you into Argutopia.  Enter your preferred email address, then check your inbox for the link we've emailed you to access Argutopi

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1. You'll need an Instructor account to create assignments for your students.  Email <support@argutopia.co> with some information about yourself and we'll get an Instructor account set up for you!
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## Creating your class

You'll need to create a class before you can create debates.  Simply click on "Create New Class" and give your class a name you and your students will recognize.   You'll also need to provide start and end dates for the class; these typically are the same as the semester or quarter during which you'll use Argutopia.&#x20;

![Create your class](/files/-MkPSyIqclr-HyTNyrqb)

## Invite students to your class

Next you'll need to invite student to join your class on Argutopia.  Choose the "Students" option in the left menu bar, then click the "Invite Students" button in the upper right corner of your screen.  That will bring up a dialogue box that contains a unique link to your class.  Share this link with your students so that they may create an Argutopia account that is automatically associated with your class.<br>

![Input students' email addresses](/files/vdxgvKwNBBOciwXQ64iq)

Once your class is fully rostered on Argutopia, you can begin to build your assignments!


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