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Resubmitting to an assignment

Some assignments may allow students the ability to overwrite their previous submissions until the due date and time set for the assignment. This option can be set by the instructor on an assignment by assignment basis. If overwriting is not enabled, the instructor must manually delete a previous submission to allow the student user to submit a second file.

The first submission and three resubmissions will generate a similarity report instantly. Any subsequent submissions will incur a 24-hour delay between reports generating. Any resubmissions will overwrite the previously uploaded file.

If resubmission by overwrite has been enabled or an instructor has deleted the student user’s first submission, resubmitting a paper is handled in an identical manner as a first time submission to an assignment. Follow the steps for a first time submission as listed in this manual.

When a student user clicks on the Resubmit button in the class portfolio page for an assignment allowing overwrite resubmission, a warning pop-up will appear. This serves to notify the student user that, if available, Originality Reports for any resubmission that is made in this assignment will require an additional twenty four hour delay to generate. 

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By default, Blackboard assignment allows single attempt. Yet your instructor may allow you to submit an assignment more than once for a variety of reasons. You should go through 'Assignment Information' before submitting the assignment. Your teachers might indicate the number of attempts allowed there. 

This article suggests what you can do if you would like to submit an additional attempt to an assignment. 

Submit a new attempt

Access the assignment in the content area (e.g., Course Contents). If an assignment allows multiple attempts and you have not used up the number of attempts, you will see a 'Start New' button on the 'Review Submission History' page. You can start and submit a new attempt then. 

To access 'Review Submission History' page, click on the assignment link. Please refer to Blackboard Help: Submit Assignments (Resubmit an assignment) for more information. 

Remember to check if your assignment was submitted successfully (Blackboard Help: Common Questions About Assignments (How do I check that my assignment was submitted?)) after the submission. 

Please note that students cannot delete or overwrite previous submissions.

Request an additional attempt

In case the assignment allows single attempt or you have used up the number of attempts, you are advised to contact the Instructor and TA and see if they would like to allow additional attempts or ignore/clear the wrong attempt for you. If they have questions about those features, they are welcome to contact us at ITSC Service Desk ( https://servicedesk.itsc.cuhk.edu.hk ) or [email protected] and we will follow up with them.

If your Instructor or TA allow you to submit a new attempt, after submitting it, remember to check if your assignment was submitted successfully (Blackboard Help: Common Questions About Assignments (How do I check that my assignment was submitted?)).

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You may find that you need to clear a submission made to a Blackboard Assignment link. For example, a student may have mistakenly submitted the wrong file.

Clearing an assignment

1.    In your course, go to the Control Panel > Full Grade Centre .

2.    Click on the downward grey chevron arrow icon in the right of the cell corresponding to the submission.

3.    Select View Grade Details .

4.    Select Clear Attempt in the bottom right of the page.

5.    Blackboard will issue a warning message reminding you that the submission cannot be recovered.  Click OK to delete the attempt.

You will see in the Grade Centre that the ‘Needs Grading’ icon has disappeared, indicating that the attempt has been deleted.

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Whether you can resubmit an assignment depends on how it is set up by the instructor. An instructor selects the number of attempts students have to submit the assignment (single, multiple, or unlimited). 

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The majority of instructors allow only one attempt for Blackboard assignments. If the instructor has set it as a single attempt and you wish to resubmit, you will need to contact your instructor . 

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If the instructor has allowed resubmissions, then when you go back to the assignment, a button will appear near the bottom of the screen labeled Start New Submission; click there to resubmit a new version. If you resubmit past the due date, the attempt will be marked late.

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