Grade a Group Discussion BoardFrom the Course Menu, click on Groups.Click on the first group to be graded. (+)Click on Group Discussion Board.Click on the Forum title. ... Click Grade Discussion Forum button. ... Click on the Grade button for the first student. ... Review the student's submission. ... Click Submit in the Grade box.More items...•Mar 7, 2016
Select the View Feedback icon to view your instructor's overall feedback in a pop-up box. On the Review Submission History page, you can view your grade, rubric scores, and overall feedback for the Assignment as well as any in-line comments your instructor may have included.
From the Grade CenterIn the Grade Center, access the group assignment column's menu and select Grade Attempts. Or, you can locate any group member's cell for the group assignment that contains the Needs Grading icon. Access the cell's menu and select the Group Attempt.The Grade Assignment page appears.
Select the feedback icon to open the feedback panel, which persists on the side of the screen. You can scroll through the assignment and provide a grade. Add overall feedback for the group in the Group tab. Select the Individual tab and add feedback for each student within the group.
Select the Point Annotation icon in the toolbar to type comments in any place on the document. Comments are identified by a blue conversation bubble. Click and drag to highlight text, then choose to highlight or highlight and add a comment.
If you have submitted an assignment and you don't see a grade, that means the instructor has probably not graded the assignment yet. The yellow exclamation point icon means that the assignment still needs grading.Dec 1, 2015
Faculty can create a Single Group with either manual enroll or a self-enroll option or they can create a Group Set. A Group Set allows for several enrollment options: self-enrollment, manual enrollment or random enrollment. Group members also have access to a variety of collaboration tools that faculty can enable.
Group Set – This option allows you to automatically create multiple group areas at a time. i. Random Enroll – Blackboard will randomly assign students to groups based on criteria the faculty member selects.
You can use course group smart views in two ways: Students use the groups to collaborate with other students and complete group assignments. You create smart views to track their progress. You create a group to track a set of students who aren't performing well on assignments and tests.
1:322:33Creating a Group Assignment - Blackboard Learn - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipWhen you click on groups of students. The menu below will expand. And you will have an option toMoreWhen you click on groups of students. The menu below will expand. And you will have an option to select which groups you would like to assign.