# Kita Education Docs ## Kita Docs - [Welcome to the Kita support site](https://docs.getkita.org/home.md) - [Copy of Welcome to the Kita support site](https://docs.getkita.org/home-1.md) - [What is Kita?](https://docs.getkita.org/getting-started/what-is-kita.md) - [Migrating from Trinket](https://docs.getkita.org/getting-started/migrating-from-trinket.md): If your lessons currently run on Trinket, you can bring them into Kita without rebuilding anything. - [Set up a quick course](https://docs.getkita.org/getting-started/set-up-a-quick-course.md): A quick course is a lesson you can run straight away. Students join with a code, without accounts and without being added to a class. - [Add your students to Kita](https://docs.getkita.org/getting-started/add-your-students-to-kita.md): Get your students onto Kita and ready to start coding. - [The Kita interface](https://docs.getkita.org/getting-started/the-kita-interface.md): This page describes what each area is for. For the tasks you carry out in them, follow the links in See Also. - [Create your class group](https://docs.getkita.org/set-up-your-class/create-your-class-group.md): Create a class group in Kita to organise a set of students, so you can give them access to courses and keep their work together. - [Enrol students on courses](https://docs.getkita.org/set-up-your-class/enrol-students-on-courses.md): Enrolment decides what students can see. - [Create and edit a course](https://docs.getkita.org/set-up-your-lesson/create-and-edit-a-course.md): This guide covers editing an existing course and its lessons. - [Update the AI settings](https://docs.getkita.org/set-up-your-lesson/update-the-ai-settings.md): AI Help is Kita's support for students while they are coding. It is off until a teacher turns it on at the course level, and can be configured by lesson, by group and even by student. - [Create a code submission](https://docs.getkita.org/set-up-your-lesson/create-a-code-submission.md): An assessed activity turns part of a lesson into something students formally submit. Until a lesson has one, students can write and run code but there is nothing to hand in and nothing to mark. - [How rubrics work](https://docs.getkita.org/set-up-your-lesson/how-rubrics-work.md): A rubric is the marking grid Kita shows you while you mark an assessed activity. It starts by splitting what you are judging into two axes: your criteria run down the side, and your levels run across - [Unsubmit a student's work](https://docs.getkita.org/mark-and-give-feedback/unsubmit-a-students-work.md): Unsubmit returns a submission to the student who made it. Use it when a student has handed in the wrong file and needs the work back. - [Workspaces and projects](https://docs.getkita.org/mark-and-give-feedback/workspaces-and-projects.md): How workspaces and projects fit together, and when to create which. - [Permissions](https://docs.getkita.org/mark-and-give-feedback/permissions.md): Roles, permissions, and how access flows from workspace to project. - [AI Feedback Examples](https://docs.getkita.org/guides/ai-feedback-examples.md): AI feedback examples based on configuration options in Kita. - [Supported languages and libraries](https://docs.getkita.org/guides/supported-languages-and-libraries.md): Python version and libraries in Kita and how to request something new. - [Guides](https://docs.getkita.org/guides/guides.md) - [Custom domains](https://docs.getkita.org/guides/custom-domains.md): Replace your auto-generated subdomain with your own domain, with automatic SSL. - [Automations](https://docs.getkita.org/guides/automations.md): React to deploys, comments, and external events with workflows that run on the platform. - [Help and support](https://docs.getkita.org/legal-and-support/help-and-support.md) - [Terms of use](https://docs.getkita.org/legal-and-support/terms-of-use.md): Last Updated: 18 August 2026 (v2.0) - [Privacy Policy](https://docs.getkita.org/legal-and-support/privacy-policy.md): Effective date: 17th August 2026 - [Licensing and Attribution Policy](https://docs.getkita.org/legal-and-support/licensing-and-attribution-policy.md): This page explains how getkita.org sources, licenses, and attributes third-party content used in our courses, lessons, and platform. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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