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If you would like to know when a student entered and completed a quiz or when certain questions have been answered, view the Attempt Logs or Event Logs of the quiz.

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If you are preparing your grades to one or all assessments offline and want to import your spreadsheet of grades into Brightspace, the file must be set up correctly before attempting an import.

Follow the instructions in this article to import a CSV, TXT, or TSV file into Brightspace Gradebook.

This article shows the available replace strings in Brightspace with a description and example of each.

Students and the official Instructor (Instructor of Record) are automatically added to academic course sites in Brightspace. Other roles, such as TA and support staff, in any Brightspace course sites, need to be added manually. Here are the steps to add someone to your course site.

Although most students have found ways to share documents among their fellow group members when working on group projects, Brightspace provides the Locker as a space within Brightspace where the students can store small files and share them with their group members.  For the locker to be available to a group, it must be enabled by the instructor during the process of creating groups. These instructions are for instructors.

In order for students to access your course site, you must make it available to your students.

The University of Windsor provides Microsoft Teams as a videoconferencing platform for instructors, staff, and students. Additionally, instructors can set up Teams classes for the purpose of hosting lectures, sharing files, and other classroom activities. Highlighted here are the features of Teams that help make your online classes and meetings with your students accessible.

Brightspace is not meant to be a repository of videos and large files, and the University of Windsor has systems meant to store and organize larger files. This document describes how to use those options.

This article provides tips for creating and grading group assignments in general, as well as tips specific to using Brightspace to create and grade group assignments.

Creating groups of one and giving each group of one its own space in the Discussions tool, effectively creates a space for student to use as a journal in which only the student and instructor(s) can view the posts. Follow these steps to set up the journals in Discussions.

Follow these steps for grading Discussions in Brightspace.

Brightspace does not have a native built-in anonymous peer review feature or group member evaluation feature. However, there is a solution that provides functions similar to an anonymous peer review tool using Brightspace's Groups and Discussions tools that allows each student the ability to anonymously review one other student’s submission.

Turnitin is a cloud-based solution with capabilities in Similarity checking and online grading using their Similarity Report and Online Grading tools. Similarity Report lets you monitor Assignment submissions and identify potential cases of plagiarism by automatically comparing submissions to an online database of original content. This article describes the steps to enable and use Turnitin within Brightspace.