Beginning June , supported assignments display an improved interface and submission workflow for students. This feature improves the student experience in completing and submitting assignments, viewing rubrics, and locating teacher feedback.
All existing currently supported assignment types automatically convert to the new assignment type. Any assignment type that is not supported is redirected back to the existing assignment interface. This feature currently only enhances the view of individual assignments.
It does not affect the Submission Details page, which students can view via the Grades page. For supported assignment types, the Submit Assignment or Re-submit Assignment button redirects students to the new assignments view. The individual assignment page for students offers clarity on submission workflows. Additionally, the following enhancements are available:.
The Assignment Summary header is always visible when viewing the assignment and floats at the top of the page. It displays the assignment title, due date, and points possible. The Attempt drop-down allows you to view submission attempts for the assignment. By default, the Attempt drop-down displays your most recent submission attempt. Supported individual assignments load the new assignments interface with an assignment header, which includes the assignment title, due date, availability dates, point value, and calculation method.
A circular tracker indicating each phase of the submission process is also visible at the top of the page and displays the current status for the attempt:. The number of allowed attempts displays below the assignment summary header. Assignments that do not have a limit display as Unlimited Attempts. Below the header, the assignment displays the details of the assignment. The Details section is expanded by default but can be collapsed when needed. If a rubric is provided for an assignment, the rubric can be reviewed by students to help them refine their submissions.
