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This article is for faculty and staff who wish to learn how to create an assignment to facilitate the submission of files through HuskyCT for individual assignments. For instructors looking to create group assignments, please review: How to Create Creating a Group Assignment or SafeAssignment.

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Assignments /SafeAssignments created in HuskyCT provide students with the ability to submit work online. When Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or PDF documents are submitted, instructors access these files through the Grade Center and can use the “Inline Grading” feature to view, annotate, and grade the work.

If an Assignment is designated as a SafeAssignment, the test in the student’s submitted paper will be compared against sources on the internet and in various databases. A report indicating the percentage of matching text is generated and the sources identified. For more detailed information please see Blackboard’s help.

Go to the Content Area, Content Folder, or Learning Module where you want to post the Assignment for students to access
Choose Assignment from the Assessments drop-down menu at the top of the screen
Enter a Name for the Assignment
Type in Instructions if needed
Click Browse My Computer and select the file to attach
The box next to Due Date must be checked for the Due Date to take effect
Enter the Points Possible for the Assignment, then either add a rubric or continue to the next step
Click Submission Details to expand the submission details.
1. Assignment Type: Select Individual Submissions, the default option. For Group Assignments refer to, How to Create Creating a Group Assignment or SafeAssignment
2. Number of Attempts: The default is Single Attempt, but you can choose Multiple attempts or Unlimited attempts
  
  Note: Instructor must Grade, Clear, or “Ignore” each attempt to prevent getting “Needs Grading” reminders.
(Optional) Check the plagiarism tools and change any options if needed.
1. Check the first box to change the assignment into a SafeAssignment
2. Check the second box to allow students to view the SafeAssign originality report.
3. Check the third box if the assignment is a draft and there will be future SafeAssign submissions.
(Optional)Grading Options (click on the link to expand). Choosing either one of these options will bring up additional fields to fill in. See Blackboard’s help for more information on Anonymous Grading or Delegated Grading.
Enter Display of Grades preferences.
1. The default settings are shown. Use the drop-down menus to choose other options. These settings can also be accessed from the assignment’s Grade Center column.
Set the Availability Dates.
Note: Make sure the Assignment is Available The boxes next to Limit Availability must be checked for the dates/times to take effect.
Click Submit to add the assignment to the course.