# Handing in with a group

If your CodeGrade assignment is a group assignment, you can make or join a group to hand in for that whole group and the other group members can also hand in for the entire group.

After handing in your submission, everyone in the group will be able to see this submission and automatic results going along with it. 

1. After navigating to the group assignment for the first time, press the "**Groups**" button to join or create a group.
2. After joining a group, you can hand in for this group as usual, all your submissions are now handed in and visible to everyone in your group.

{% hint style="success" %}
Depending on the configuration of your teacher, you can sometimes only join groups and sometimes also create new groups yourself. Please ask your teacher if you have troubles joining a group.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
For group assignments, you can **only** start handing in when you are in a group with a sufficient number of group members.
{% endhint %}

#### :woman\_teacher: Learn how to make your CodeGrade assignment into a group assignment:

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MMKlImjUnQ5KPfla\_7S" %}
[Group Assignments](/setup-assignment/other-features/making-a-group-assignment.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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