Please click on an article below for information regarding creating and editing assignments: How do I add an assignment? How do I enable group submissions for an assignment? How do I add assignments to a lessons page? For further assistance, please email id@rwu.edu

Please click on an article below for information regarding grading assignments: How do I grade an assignment (general overview)? How do I allow for resubmissions? How do I complete rubric grading? See video below for information on how to add feedback to submissions. Please click on the link below for screensteps about offline grading. Please click on the link below for the Sakai grader. For more information about annotating assignments in Bridges, please see our article on creating assignments feedback electronically in Bridges. For further assistance, please email id@rwu.edu

SimCheck/Turnitin is an anti-plagiarism detector and educational resource for faculty and students. Our instance of SimCheck is integrated into our Bridges as an option within the Assignments tool to automatically check each student submission. Creating an Assignment with Simcheck (video) Instructor Help Student Help Instructor Hub Upon creating an assignment in Bridges please check off "Use Turnitin" in the assignment settings and select the options needed: To check an assessment that is not an assignment, please request a separate account to manually upload the material directly into the TurnitIn platformby contacting the ID team at id@rwu.edu

How to give a student an extension on an assignment (for students who have no submission status): 1. Navigate to the grading pane within the student submissions by clicking on the student's name: 2. Select the "checkbox" for "allow extension": 3. Pick the extension date from the calendar: 4. Click "save" 5. Student should see the "extension deadline" in the student view: For further assistance, please email id@rwu.edu

The following article serves as a comprehensive guide, highlighting the key differences between the new and old similarity report experiences. For an in-depth overview of the enhanced features in the new Similarity Report, you can access the article through this link: Overview of the New Similarity Report Experience For further assistance, please email id@rwu.edu

Please view the video below for comprehensive information about annotating assignments paperlessly in Bridges. Watch a video on setting up a file structure for digital download and upload of assignments and feedback comments below Watch a video on using the Sakai grader annotation tools below Watch a video on using an ipad or tablet application to grade below Please click on the link below for screensteps about offline grading. Please click on the link below for screensteps about uploading assignments and submissions feedback For further assistance, please email id@rwu.edu

In new grader interface in Sakai, one can annotate directly on the submitted document with the annotation tools on the grading pane menu. Please see the diagram for where the markup tools are located: The annotation tools can be used to directly to markup the document and then download. **Please note that the student will not to be able to see the markup from their view and that the document must be downloaded and then reuploaded to the feedback comments part of the pop-out grader: For further assistance, please email id@rwu.edu