Waypoint - Student Submit an Assignment

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This document provides instructions for students to submit an assignment through Blackboard in 8 steps: 1) Log into Blackboard, 2) Enter the course, 3) Click on Assignments, 4) Select the assignment to submit, 5) Click "Browse My Computer" to upload the file, 6) Select the file to upload, 7) Click submit, and 8) Wait for the file to upload. It recaps the steps in a list and notes that uploading may take a few minutes.

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1. Log into Blackboard at http://bb.fscj.edu.
2. Enter your course.

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3. Click on Assignments on the left navigation bar.
4. Select a Waypoint Assignment and click on its name.

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5. Click Browse My Computer.

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Submit an Assignment
6. Browse to the assignment you want to upload and click Open.

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7. Once your document has been added, click Submit.

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grading rubric one last time
before submitting.

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Student OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING

Submit an Assignment
8. Wait while your document uploads. This may take a few minutes.

Student OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING

Submit an Assignment

Recap
1. Log into Blackboard at http://bb.fscj.edu.
2. Enter your course.
3. Click Assignments on the left navigation bar.
4. Select a Waypoint Assignment and click on its name.
5. Click Browse My Computer.
6. Browse to the assignment you want to upload and click Open.
7. Locate the assignment you want to upload and click on its name.
8. Once your document has been added, click Submit.
9. Wait while your document uploads. This may take a few minutes.
10. Wait for your assignment to be returned with your instructor’s comments.

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1. OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Submit an Assignment

2. Student OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Submit an Assignment 1. Log into Blackboard at http://bb.fscj.edu. 2. Enter your course.

3. Student OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Submit an Assignment 3. Click on Assignments on the left navigation bar. 4. Select a Waypoint Assignment and click on its name. Click Select an Assignment

4. Student OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Submit an Assignment 5. Click Browse My Computer. Upload Write a note Submit

5. Student OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Submit an Assignment 6. Browse to the assignment you want to upload and click Open. Sample

6. Student OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Submit an Assignment 7. Once your document has been added, click Submit. Students are able to see grading rubric one last time before submitting. Submit

7. Student OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Submit an Assignment 8. Wait while your document uploads. This may take a few minutes.

8. Student OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Submit an Assignment Recap 1. Log into Blackboard at http://bb.fscj.edu. 2. Enter your course. 3. Click Assignments on the left navigation bar. 4. Select a Waypoint Assignment and click on its name. 5. Click Browse My Computer. 6. Browse to the assignment you want to upload and click Open. 7. Locate the assignment you want to upload and click on its name. 8. Once your document has been added, click Submit. 9. Wait while your document uploads. This may take a few minutes. 10. Wait for your assignment to be returned with your instructor’s comments.

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