Contents: The Submission Logs page shows which students have submitted or started an assignment. It also allows for submissions to be deleted and recovered. Navigating to Submission Logs Recovering Submissions If an assignment has been (accidentally) deleted, it can be easily restored: Started and submitted When a student submits an assignment, it appears in the

This article presents a case study. In this case study, the following example will be explored: An assignment is required to be completed only by Group 1. This assignment is visible only to Group 1 from a specific date and not to any other groups. The assignment is linked to a grade item. The grade

To check submitted files and text for plagiarism, the Originality Check from TurnitIn can be used in Brightspace. This guide consists of two parts: Creating an Assignment with Originality Check There are two ways to create an assignment: 2. Then, click on ‘Assignment’. OR navigate to ‘Activities’ and then click on ‘Assignments’. 3. Then, click

After creating a rubric, creating an assignment, adding the rubric to the assignment, and your students have submitted their assignments, it is time to grade the submissions.   Find the assignment that needs grading.  Grading with a rubric  In the upper right corner, you will find the rubric.  

You can use Anonymous Marking in order to conceal the identities of your students, to ensure the marking is completely based on the quality of the work.   Create an assignment  In order to mark an assignment anonymously, you have to select this option when creating the assignment.   Don’t forget to inform your student NOT to

In Brightspace it is possible to give feedback directly inside a document that a student submitted. This way, you can provide notes or highlight sentences, for example.