Here’s a checklist of key preparation steps to make sure your subject site is ready for teaching in Brightspace.
To see enrolled users:
Enrolled users will be listed. You can filter the list by role and cohort/section.
If more staff users need to be enrolled, the relevant member of your faculty or school team can use the Brightspace roles in ACSES or use the Add Participants button in the Brightspace Classlist.
Click Content in the subject site navbar.
The topics in your site will be listed, and you can open and close them to see pages. The Hidden icon will show for any hidden topics or pages. Check that all topics and pages students should be able to see are visible.
To make a hidden topic or page visible, select the topic or page in the left-hand navigator and slide the toggle to Visible.
To release a content item only to a specific section:
A cogwheel appears by the item, indicating it has a condition attached to it.
See Finalise assignments in Brightspace.
The process is the same for assignments, quizzes, and graded discussions.
To enable Turnitin, see Create assignments in Brightspace.
(Choose marking and feedback options).
To make assessment items visible and link them to grade items, see Finalise assignments in Brightspace.
The process is the same for assignments, quizzes and graded discussions.
In multi-cohort subjects, you may set up separate assessment portals for each cohort for each assessment where students submit to their own section-based portal or one assessment portal that all students will submit into. What you do to finalise setting up your assessments differs accordingly:
For subjects using separate assessment portals for each cohort, ensure that assessment items are duplicated and released to cohorts/sections.
The process is the same for assignments, quizzes and graded discussions.
Multi-cohort subjects which use one assessment portal across all cohorts for each
If an assessment is shared across all cohorts, with the same information (or questions in the case of quizzes) and the same due date, an academic can choose to set it up as a shared assessment. To set up a shared assessment:
Do not copy assessments in the master site
When the subject site is provisioned
Visit Set up My Grades for more information
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