When managing Turnitin and Blackboard assignments, some Schools prefer to have separate submission points:
- one for work submitted on time
- one for work submitted after the deadline (whether late or with an agreed extension).
As part of the EMA Integration, rules for the creation of on-time and post-deadline submission points are programmed into RISIS.
This has been done at Departmental level – so a consistent approach is taken on modules across the whole Department (and in most cases there is consistency across the whole School). It is not possible to choose a different setting for an individual module or assessment.
When Yes is chosen for ‘Create post-deadline submission point?’ the integration will create
- on-time and post-deadline Grade Book columns for Turnitin assignments
(for the settings to be applied, see Set up a Turnitin Assignment) - on-time and post-deadline Blackboard assignments, with appropriate visibility settings
(for the settings applied, see Schools with On-time & Post-deadline submission points: Blackboard assignments and Schools with single submission points: Blackboard assignments)
Please note: this applies only to Turnitin and Blackboard assignments.
Post-deadline submission points and columns are NEVER created for other Modes of Submission such as Tests and Presentations.
The table below is a summary of the more detailed Department-level information held in RISIS.
If you have a query please contact the RISIS team.
School / Department | Create post-deadline submission point? |
School of Arts and Communication Design | |
Art | Y |
Film, Theatre and Television | Y |
Typography | N |
School of Agriculture, Policy and Development | Y |
School of Built Environment | N |
School of Biological Sciences | Y |
School of Chemistry, Food and Pharmacy | N |
Henley Business School | Y |
except Greenlands courses | N |
School of Archaeology, Geography and Environmental Science | Y |
School of Humanities | N |
Institute of Education | N |
International Study and Language Institute | N |
except International Foundation Programme | Y |
School of Law | Y |
School of Mathematical, Physical and Computational Sciences | Y |
School of Psychology and Clinical Language Science | N |
School of Philosophy, Politics and Economics | N |
Guide last updated on September 24, 2024