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Gradebook Settings

The Gradebook settings panel is access via the Gradebook settings cog icon, it is visible in all Gradebook tabs. Mark Schemas It is possible to set-up a mark schema if you would like the student to see Pass/Fail instead of a numerical mark for a specific assessment. Please note: We do not provide letter grades

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Extra time accommodations

The Accommodations function in Blackboard Ultra allows you to set the extra time a student taking a timed assessment using Blackboard Tests or Assignments on the course, in line with their reasonable adjustments as advised by Disability Advice Service (DAS). Important Note: The Accommodations feature does not apply extra time for third party assessment tool

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Key Topic: Collaborate

Access to Collaborate will end on Monday 23rd June 2025. It will no longer be available for the delivery of live online sessions in Blackboard or any tracking of attendance data. From June, the supported tool for live online sessions will be Microsoft Teams Meetings. Please see our blog post for further information. Key Information Class Collaborate is a

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Marking a Discussion

To mark discussions open the discussion page via the Gradebook or the Discussion tab. In the Discussion page you may use the tabs Student Activity (1) and Marks & Participation (2) to oversee and mark discussions. Student Activity During the time where the students are contributing to the discussions but the due date has not

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Turnitin Similarity Reports in Blackboard Assignments

It is possible to enable Turnitin similarity reports when using a Blackboard Assignment submission point. This can be done in the assignment settings when you are creating or editing your assignment. For full instructions of see our guide Create an Assignment. Enable Turnitin In the Assignment Settings panel scroll down to Originality Report “Enable Turnitin”.

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