how to submit work via blackboard

Can you submit an assignment more than once?

Your instructor may allow you to submit an assignment more than once for a variety of reasons. For example, your instructor may provide comments on your first draft so that you can try to improve your work. You may realize you made an error after you've submitted your assignment.

Can you drag a folder of files?

If your browser allows, you can also drag a folder of files. The files will upload individually. If the browser doesn't allow you to submit your assignment after you upload a folder, select Do not attach in the folder's row to remove it. You can drag the files individually and submit again.

Creating your Assignment

You are strongly advised to use your Microsoft Office 365 account when writing and saving your assignment.

Locate the Assignment

Locate the Blackboard Assignment within your Blackboard course. The screenshot below shows the icon you will see for a Blackboard Assignment.

Submit or Save to Draft

To Submit your assignment click on Submit. Be careful not to double click on the Submit button.#N#Make sure to click on Submit once only, and then wait until the transfer finishes. Do not double click on Submit, do not click the back button during the transfer, do not click on submit again even if you think it is taking too long.

Check your submission

At the top of the screen you will see a receipt. Copy and paste the receipt code, paste it into a document and save it somewhere safe. This receipt can be used to prove that you submitted your assignment.

See your Blackboard Assignment submission receipts saved in MyMarks

You can see all of your Blackboard Assignment submission receipts in MyMarks. Note that this only applies to Blackboard Assignments. Turnitin and Blackboard Test submissions are not found here.

View a rubric

Note that if a Rubric will be used to mark your assignment you may view it by clicking on the icon shown above.#N#The instructor has the option to adjust the marks after the rubric has been used.#N#You may or may not be shown what rubric criteria you attained when viewing your score. This is at the discretion of the instructor.