After you've created your modules or folders, you're ready to start creating assignments.
1. On the Course Content page, select the "plus sign" wherever you want to add an assignment.
2. Select Create to open the Create Item panel.
3. Select Assessment.
4. Select Assignment.
1. Add Assignment Title. The title appears as a link students select to view the materials.
2. Show or hide the assignment.
3. Apply assignment settings. Select the settings icon to open a panel where you provide assignment details. See next section.
4. Add text, files, and questions to Assignments
a. Due date. Due dates appear on the calendar and in the activity stream.
b. Prohibit late submissions. In progress, submissions will be submitted automatically.
c, Probhibit new attempts after the due date. Students can not submit after the due date.
d. Allow class conversations. You can allow conversations within an assignment for asking questions about an assignment. The conversation appears only with the relevant assignment. More on Enable Conversations
e. Display one question at a time. Focus on one question at a time rather than seeing all questions.
f. Randomize questions and answers. You can use one or both settings, so assignments appear differently for each student.
g. Collect submissions offline. You can add grades to your grade book for oral presentations and other projects delivered in person.
g. Grade category. You can use custom categories for grouping assignments
i. Attempts allowed. You can choose how the final grade is calculated when you allow multiple attempts.
j. Grading Using. Select an existing grading schema such as Points, Percentage, or Letter.
k. Maximum Points. Enter maximum points for the assignment.
l. Anonymous grading. For assignments without questions, student names are hidden while you grade.
m. Evaluation Options. If you want to use two graders per student and peer review. The system randomly assigned graders.
n. Assessment grade. Click to choose post grade automatically.
o. Submission View. Choose options when you want students to view their submissions: after due dates, after all grades are posted, individual grades are posted, or on a specific date.
p. Automated Question Feedback.
q. Question Scores.
r. Correct Answers. Select the Show correct answers checkbox to allow students to see the correct answers to questions after submitting.
s. Access code. Use an access code to start the assignment. The code is automatically generated and can not be customized.
t. Time limit. The assignment is submitted automatically when time is up, or you can allow students to work past the time limit.
u. Use grading rubric. Use an existing rubric or create a new rubric.
v. Goals and standards. The college can use goals to measure students across programs.
w. Assigned Groups. You can create a group assignment. See a separate handout for more details.
x. Originality Report. Check this box to enable the SafeAssign originality report.
y. Description. You can add an additional description that appears with the assignment title on the Course Content page.
1.. Select the "plus sign" to open the menu to add questions, text, or a file
2. Add text blocks for instructions or images. You can also paste text from a Word document.
3. Add files. Select Add a local file to browse for a file on your computer.
4. Add file from Cloud Storage. The OneDrive files you add are copies. If you make changes to the file in OneDrive, you need to upload a new copy in your course.
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