Assessment & Feedback

Collection of Assessment guides. i.e. Creating assignments, Managing permissions, and Marking & Feedback

Reusing Blackboard original tests in Ultra courses

It is possible to reuse tests created in Blackboard Learn original in your Learn Ultra course. Please be aware that some question types are not in Ultra courses, any questions in these types will not copy. Please see our guide on Tests in Blackboard Ultra: Key changes for further details. Guide content: Copy Test checklist

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Assignments in Blackboard Ultra: Key changes

There are some key differences between Blackboard Tests in Blackboard Learn original and Blackboard Learn Ultra. Workflow Reusing Current Rubrics Add Questions to Assignments Workflow Keeping in line with current EMA practices when Blackboard Assignment modes of submission are selected the RISIS to Blackboard integration will provide the submission point and corresponding column on the

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Tests in Blackboard Ultra: Key changes

There are some key differences between Blackboard Tests in Blackboard Learn original and Blackboard Learn Ultra. Terminology Changes in Question Type availability Terminology The Blackboard Ultra Courses includes new terminology that aligns with current standards. This table lists the names of assessment question features in the two course views. Ultra Course View Original Course View

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Copying Blackboard Rubrics into your Ultra course

This article deals with Blackboard Rubrics, which can be used when marking Blackboard assignments. There is a different process for copying Turnitin Rubrics. You can copy Blackboard Rubrics into your Ultra course from any other course on which you are enrolled as an Instructor – whether Ultra or Original. Copy Rubrics View Rubrics on course

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Anonymous Blackboard assignments

When creating a Blackboard assignment, on the Settings panel you have the option to ‘Hide student names’. What are the implications of enabling anonymous marking? Submissions are anonymous When you tick the ‘Hide student names’ box, Blackboard does exactly that – all student submissions become anonymous, both to staff enrolled on the course and to

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Create an Assignment

Where the Mode of Submission is Blackboard Assignment (Individual, Presentation or Group) the RISIS to Blackboard integration will created the Blackboard Assignment submission point. There are a few occasions you may need to create a Blackboard Assignment submission point manually they are: Formative Assessment Mode of submission – Multipart Submission Mode of submission – Flexible

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