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   - **Register in the Unity Asset Store** For additional assets, including more models and materials, you can browse the Unity Asset store by selecting from the main menu **Window->Asset Store**. You will have to register there to actually download assets, but it is definitely worth it. After they are downloaded, you can press an **Import** button right there in the **Asset Store** to add the assets to your **Project** panel.
   - **Go wild** Make any kind of environment you wish.
+  - **Building your Project** When you are done, you can build your project as an independent application that others can run. Select **File->Build Settings..**. Press the **Add Current** button to add your current scene to the list of built scenes. Choose your target platform in the **Platform** list (e.g. PC) and press **Build**. Provide a filename and pick a folder and press **Save**. You will end up with an EXE file you can run, but there will also be a folder with the same name at the same location that contains all the assets. Make sure to distribute that folder along with the EXE file if you wish to share it.
+===== Handing In =====
+There are two options for handing each lab in after completion: (1) Zip up the EXE file along with the data folder and upload into MySchool (make sure you just build the scene you were working on), or (2) take a screen shot and upload it into MySchool. MySchool will be open for upload until midnight on the same day as the lab. If you miss that deadline, you can email this (or a link) to the instructor.