Once you have downloaded the assignments from the Gradecentre you may want to remove the small text files that are contained in the zipped archive and rename your file.Download and save the zip file to your desktopRight click on it to rename it (if n

Click on Control PanelAccess the content area where you want the submission point to be located.From the drop down menu on the right hand side, select Assignment.Click on GoComplete the required detailsClick on submit. To see what it will look like.

There are different ways of downloading the student assignments depending if you have software to open zip files. You can either download all of them as a zip file, or save each one individually. If you download them all together then you'll need

If you don't want your student to submit an assignment until they have completed a checklist or evaluation you can use adaptive release to stop the submission point showing until the task has been completed.<!--[if gte mso 9]> <w:WordDo

Some older courses in Blackboard don't always show adaptive release, to add the adaptive release options to your course essentially you need to "switch it off and on again". To do this:1.  Click on the control panel in your course2

Whether you are printing the assignments yourself or sending them to print services you should follow these guidelines.When Blackboard created the zip file that contains your students assignments it also creates a 2kb file for each assignment that pr

Adaptive Release in Blackboard provides controls to release content to users based on a set of rules provided by the Instructor. The rules may be related to availability, date and time, individual users and user groups (such as course Groups), scores

If a student has submitted the wrong document, or has pressed Save instead of Submit and now cannot submit their assignment Instructors and Course Administrators can resolve this by using Clear Attempt. Log in the appropriate courseEnter the Gradeboo