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Submitting an Assignment
Using Blackboard's
Assignment Manager
(information from Rutgers University, Newark, NJ.)
http://blackboardinfo.newark.rutgers.edu/Tutorials/Assignment_Student.pdf
Blackboard provides a number of ways to
submit assignments to your instructor. One
way is to simply attach a file to a posting in the Discussion Board. Any
files posted to
the Discussion Board are accessible by any user who is given access to
that Discussion
Board. Typically this would include any student in your class. Often,
your instructor
wants you to submit assignments to him/her only. Blackboard has two
options for this
kind of submission. One way is to use a tool called the Digital Dropbox
which is located
under the Tools area in the menu.
However, this documentation discusses
the submission of files using Blackboard's
"Assignment Tool". This feature allows you to submit a file directly to
your instructor. It
may be confusing at first because there is often an area called
Assignments in the
course menu. However, your instructor may use the Assignment Manager
feature in
any content area (e.g. Course Documents, Unit 1, etc.).
Submitting an
Assignment
Step 1:
Click the View/Complete Assignment:
link.
Step 2:
Enter text in the Comments
field.
Step 3:
Click the Browse button.
Step 4:
Locate and select the file, and click
Open.
Step 5:
You will be returned to the previous
screen with a location in the Attach
Local File field. Click Submit.
Step 6:
If necessary, additional files may be
attached using the Add Another
File
button.
Step 7:
A receipt will indicate the successful
submission with a date and time.
Click OK.
Reviewing a
Previously Submitted an Assignment
Once you have submitted an assignment,
you may review it by clicking on the
View/Complete Assignment:
link. You will get a message indicating that the
Assignment is complete. Simply click the OK button. Your comments
and
submission(s) will be displayed in area 2 Assignment Materials.
Your grade,
comments from your instructor, and any returned files will be displayed
in area 3
Feedback From Instructor. If
you see an exclamation point (!), relax, that just
means your instructor hasn't finished grading the assignment.
Resubmitting an
Assignment
The Assignment Manager only allows you
to make one submission. That submission
may include multiple files, but they must all be submitted at the same
time. If you need
to submit a revised assignment, either your instructor will create
another "assignment"
to be submitted or your original submission would be cleared out of the
gradebook to
"make room" for the revised submission.
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