Assignments
The Assignments tool enables you to create, manage, and distribute activities that serve to assess students in meaningful ways beyond traditional objective tests. The Grade Center's organization and management capabilities are incorporated into the Assignments tool and allow instructors to efficiently provide feedback and grades to students.
Getting Started with Assignments [Read It!] [Read More!]
Assignment Basics
The Assignments tool enables instructors to create, distribute, and collect assignment submissions. Instructors can create varied assignments for students, such as case studies, problem-based learning exercises, essays and research papers, and group projects.
Creating Assignments [Read It!]
Editing Assignments [Read It!]
Presenting Assignments [Read It!]
Grading Assignments
This section contains help links on topics that address how to access, review, and grade the assignments you have created in your course. You can also learn how to download submissions to review offline, add feedback for students, and include notes and files for yourself.
Reviewing and Grading Assignments [Read It!]
Reviewing Assignments Offline [Read It!]
Grading Assignments Anonymously [Read It!]
Student Experience
In this section, you will learn how the Assignments tool is accessed by students. Your familiarity with the students' point of view will help you make choices about selecting assignment types and how you will provide assignments and instructions to course groups you may create.
Submitting and Viewing Assignments [Read It!] [Read More!]
Viewing Assignment Grades and Feedback [Read It!]
Please note: This content was repurposed from training material purchased from Blackboard and is available only to MacEwan faculty, staff and students. Once per visit, you may have to provide your MacEwan credentials to access some of this content.