Resubmitting to an assignment
Your instructor may allow you to overwrite your previous submissions until the due date and time set for the assignment. If overwriting is not enabled, your instructor must manually delete a previous submission to allow you to submit another file.
Only a single file may be submitted by a student user to any Turnitin assignment part in Moodle. Any second or subsequent submission will overwrite the original file submission in this assignment part. Multiple files cannot be uploaded to the same assignment part by a student.
Resubmitting a paper is handled in the same way you would submit to an assignment for the first time. View the submissions guide for step-by-step instructions on how to do this.
When selecting the Submit icon for resubmitting to an assignment, a warning pop-up will appear. This notifies you that, if available, The first four submissions will generate a new similarity report instantly. Any subsequent submissions will incur a 24-hour delay between reports generating.
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Note: You are currently viewing documentation for Moodle 1.9. Up-to-date documentation for the latest stable version is available here: Adding/editing an assignment .
- Adding/editing an assignment
- Upload a single file
- Online text
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- Advanced uploading of files (1.7)
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- Assignment FAQ
An Assignment is an activity that a teacher can select by a pull down menu in a course topic or week section. This page is about the Assignment settings, also found with the Update Assignment button.
- 1 Assignment name
- 2 Description
- 4 Available from
- 6 Prevent late submissions
- 7 Settings for specific assignment types (1.7 onwards)
- 8 Assignment type (pre-1.7)
- 9.1 Group mode
- 9.2 Visible
- 9.3 ID number
- 10 Tips and tricks
- 11 See also
Assignment name
Give your assignment a name (e.g. “Report on Topic Content”). The name entered here will be the name that learners see in the course content area. Learners will click on this name to view the details of the assignment and, if applicable, submit their work.
Description
The description of the assignment, which should include precise instructions for students regarding the subject of the assignment, the form, in which it should be submitted, the grading criteria etc.
Use this area to describe the assignment and explain what learners are expected to do to complete this task. The assignment description can be as brief or as expansive as you feel is necessary to meet the needs of your learners. However, it is to your benefit to provide as much detail and information as possible, especially at the start of the course while you are still establishing procedures. Generally, the more information you are able to provide here the fewer questions and problems your learners will have completing the task.
The assignment description field can also be used to provide information or resources related to the assignment. An instructor, for example, could provide some literature, a video clip, an image, or a link to a webpage, and then ask the learners to use these materials in completing the task. (Alternatively, the instructor could post these items using the Resource Module and refer students to them in the assignment details. See the section titled Resource Module for more information.)
Finally, if you are adding rich content, tables, etc. to your description, it is best to expand the HTML editor into full screen mode so you can make your webpage document look nice when participants view it.
The grade for the assignment is specified here. Choosing a number will become the maximum grade for this assignment. Apart from the numbers, one of the descriptive grades which have been defined for this course can also be picked.
If you will not be giving a grade for the assignment, choose No Grade.
Available from
Setting this date prevents students from submitting their assignments before this date.
The Available from date setting allows an instructor to set a day and time at which learners can begin submitting the assignment. This setting does not, however, hide the activity from the learners. Instead, the learner will see the activity, be able to view the instructions and use any materials you have include in the description, but the learner will not be able to submit or complete the assignment until the Available from date.
To activate the Available from date, make sure that the “Disable” checkbox is not marked. Then, use the drop down menus to choose the day, month and year. You can also set a time with the last two fields on the line. Note: the time is based on a 24 hour clock or “military time,” so 14:00 refers to 2:00 p.m.
If you do not wish to use the Available from option, just check the “Disable” checkbox by clicking on it; the rest of the field will turn gray and the date will be ignored.
And this prevents students from submitting their assignments after this date.
The Due date field works in much the same way as the Available from field with a few small differences. Unchecking the “Disable” checkbox activates the Due date option and you have the same ability to select a day, month, year, and time. If the checkbox is checked, then the due date will be not be applied.
As with the Available from setting, the Due date defines when learners are able to submit their assignment. However, with the Due date settings, you also have the Prevent late submissions option (below the date and time fields). Setting Prevent late submissions to Yes will prevent learners from being able to submit this assignment after the Due date. If you set Prevent late submissions to No, then learners can submit the assignment as long as the assignment is visible or accessible to them.
Both the Available from and Due dates are displayed for learners in the assignment details, but the Due date is also marked in the course Calendar as a visible reminder for participants. Furthermore, the indicator on the calendar will actually link learners directly to the activity!
Your use of the Available from and Due date settings will probably be dependent on the overall structure of your course. If you are facilitating an open ended course or a course with rolling enrollment, then you might find it easier to not apply the Available from and Due date settings (leave the boxes checked). This arrangement will allow the learners to access the assignments according to their own schedule and progress within the course. Alternatively, if you are working within a more structured format or adhering to a timeline, the Available from and Due date settings are useful for keeping learners on schedule. Using the Available from setting will make it possible for learners to preview upcoming activities, while at the same time, prevent them from finishing the course in the first week and not returning for additional activities or information. Likewise, the Due dates help keep the learners from lagging too far behind and decrease the likelihood that the learner will become overwhelmed by having to complete several weeks worth of work at once.
Prevent late submissions
Set to "No", assignments submitted after the due date will be marked as late, but students will still be able to submit them. Set to "Yes", assignment submission will be blocked after the due date.
Settings for specific assignment types (1.7 onwards)
Each assignment type, except offline assignment, has further settings which are detailed on the relevant assignment type pages:
- Advanced uploading of files
Assignment type (pre-1.7)
With the Assignment type setting (pre-1.7), you choose the type of assignment which defines how learners will complete the assignment and turn it in to the instructor. Assignments can be set up as offline activity, online text, or upload a single file.
To complete the settings specific to the assignment type, click Next to proceed to the assignment details page.
Common module settings
When course group mode is turned on, the group mode can be one of three levels: no groups, separate groups or visible groups.
Choose whether to Show or Hide the assignment
Setting an ID number provides a way of identifying the assignment for grade calculation purposes. If the activity is not included in any grade calculation then the ID number field can be left blank.
Tips and tricks
- Want to use an Assignment activity again? Copy the assignment by backing up the course and selecting just the assignment, with or without students and their data. Restore the backup to the same course or to a new course. Move the copied assignment and or edit it.
- Want to use an Assignment activity in another course you teach? Use the import function in the course administration block.
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You might receive another attempt to submit your assignment if there has been a technical issue with Moodle or you failed your first attempt. To do this:
- Select the link to the assignment that has been reopened for you.
- The file submission screen will open. Check the box alongside the assessment declaration.
- Select the Add icon or drag and drop you assignment into the file submission window.
- Select Save changes .
If your lecturer is using Turnitin within the Moodle assignment, you may see the error message that Turnitin has encountered an error with your submission when adding a new attempt. You can ignore this message and proceed with the new attempt.
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The student will now be able to resubmit their assignment, but only up to the cut-off date in the assignment (if set). If your resubmissions are due after the cut-off date you will need to use the grant an extension function to enable the students to resubmit.
Resubmitting a paper is handled in the same way you would submit to an assignment for the first time. View the submissions guide for step-by-step instructions on how to do this. When selecting the Submit icon for resubmitting to an assignment, a warning pop-up will appear. This notifies you that, if available, The first four submissions will ...
To submit a file submission, students complete the following steps: Click the ‘Add submission’ button to bring up the file upload page. Upload the relevant file into the submission. They are able to ‘drag and drop’ the file into the submission box. Click ‘Save Changes’.
This page explores in more detail the settings for the Assignment activity once you have added it to your course and also covers the Site administration settings. Note that if you want to edit an existing assignment, click the Edit link to its right and choose the action you wish to take, e.g. 'Edit settings'. 1. 2.
The feature is there. Assignment setup > Submission Settings > Attempts reopened to manually, then. Maximum attempts to some value. I usually set 3 as that's our resit policy. Now when you grade the assessment, there is an option at the bottom of the grading screen to allow another attempt. Choose Yes and save.
Assignment name. Give your assignment a name (e.g. “Report on Topic Content”). The name entered here will be the name that learners see in the course content area. Learners will click on this name to view the details of the assignment and, if applicable, submit their work.
Now that you have that information. Go to Files and then a folder called moddata, assignments, look for folder with the assignment id, then look for the folder with the student's user id. You should now see the file in question and be able to delete. There has been some discussion of simplifying this for teachers.
Resubmit assignments before due date and before they are graded The process depends on what type of assignment it is. Instructions below are for the two most common types of assignments. Online text assignment If you typed your assignment right in Moodle, you can edit your submission by going back to the assignment. Follow these steps:
This will allow ALL students to resubmit a file. For this, and other reasons we recommend using “Advanced upload a file” for all assignments where students upload files. Directions to allow a student to resubmit a file using Advanced upload a file. To do this, click “Grade” on the student’s submission, and then click on “Revert to ...
You might receive another attempt to submit your assignment if there has been a technical issue with Moodle or you failed your first attempt. To do this: Select the link to the assignment that has been reopened for you. Select the red Add a new attempt button. The file submission screen will open. Check the box alongside the assessment declaration.