We need to know what kind of allocation you would like to do. Different kinds of allocations may require different data and use different algorithms.

We currently support the following kinds of tasks.

• Assign students to class using a class lottery.
  Choose this if you have one class with a size limit and the number of students who want to take the class exceeds that size limit. The allocation is done as a random lottery, and you are able to prioritize and/or exclude students if needed. For example, if 150 students are interested in the 100-person Econ 1001 class, use this lottery to choose 100 of the 150 people. If you wish to prioritize or exclude certain class years, concentrations, prerequisites, and so on, you'll be able to.
• Assign students to a classes using student preferences.
  Choose this if you have a set of class (or section) options that students have ranked, and they need to be assigned to one of the options. For example, you would use this if you have 200 students who need to be assigned to one of 20 classes (each capped at 10).
• Assign work to committee members.
  Choose this if you want to assign work items to members of a group, based on members' preferences for those work items. Individuals can be assigned multiple items, and work items can have multiple individuals assigned to them. For example: a committee of 20 people needs to read 50 essays, and each essay needs to be read by 2 people. You can choose how many work items each committee members gets, or you can ask the tool to keep it roughly similar across all committee members.

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