Online Submissions: Supported files
Turnitin and the Blackboard Assignment tool can be set up to allow any file type. However, only supported file types can be checked for similarity or graded online. Read more about supported files here.
Turnitin and the Blackboard Assignment tool can be set up to allow any file type. However, only supported file types can be checked for similarity or graded online. Read more about supported files here.
This video details the process of setting up an individual (as opposed to group) assignment in Blackboard.
This video shows the step-by-step process of creating a group assignment in Blackboard.
This pages explains how to setup an online assessment using Blackboard to create a test, add questions, and make the test available to students.
This guide is aimed at setting up a Blackboard assignment tool for use in the upcoming exam period. Some of the settings discussed here are specific for the exam context and will not be suitable for a piece of course work.
Dr Therese Lawlor-Wright discusses how a project in the School of MACE moved to e-Assessment.
What to consider when setting up online assignments.
The way that Blackboard integrates with Turnitin is changing. From 30th June 2022 staff will no longer be able to create new Turnitin submission portals via the existing method.
This video shows step-by-step instructions on how to add inline feedback, annotations, audio feedback and Quickmarks when marking a Turnitin assignment.
Giving our students feedback can have a profound impact on how they learn and how they feel about their studies. It is arguably one of the most important things we can do to help our students improve their performance in summative assessment (Broadfoot & Black 2004). Yet it is easy to brush past the practical […]