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The document provides instructions for faculty to return graded assignments to students in Blackboard. It outlines a 6 step process: 1) log into Blackboard, 2) navigate to the course, 3) click on Grade in Waypoint under Control Panel, 4) click Review/Return, 5) click Return, and 6) select Done to send grades and feedback back to students.
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This chapter discusses blogs and their use in education. A blog is a website where users can write and post content on an ongoing basis. New posts appear at the top. Blogs have several advantages for education including being easy to set up, allowing instant publishing from anywhere, and providing 24/7 access to information. The chapter explains how to get started with the blogging platform Blogger.Waypoint - Returning an Assigment
- 1. OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Returning an Assignment
- 2. Faculty OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Returning an Assignment After you have completed assessing someone's work, you can easily send back the grades and feedback to the student. Here's how: 1. Log into Blackboard http://bb.fscj.edu 2. Navigate to your course 3. Click on Course Management > Control Panel > Grade in Waypoint
- 3. Faculty OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Returning an Assignment 4. Click on Review / Return
- 4. Faculty OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Returning an Assignment 5. Click the Return button
- 5. Faculty OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Returning an Assignment 6. Select Done
- 6. Faculty OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Returning an Assignment Recap After you have completed assessing someone's work, you can easily send back the grades and feedback to the user. Here's how: 1. Log into Blackboard http://bb.fscj.edu 2. Navigate to your course 3. Click on Course Management > Control Panel > Grade in Waypoint 4. Click on Review / Return 5. Click the Return button 6. Select Done