Google Assignments in Blackboard Ultra
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Google assignments created with an SU Google account (NetID@g.syr.edu) can be embedded into Blackboard courses and linked to the Blackboard gradebook. |
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Course Copies with Google AssignmentsGoogle Assignments do not support Course Copies in Blackboard. If you attempt to copy a Google Assignment into a new course it will arrive with the text "Invalid Link" in the title. Invalid links can be safely deleted in the destination course and replaced as new using the steps outlined below. |
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Once you have signed in to your Syracuse University google account, follow all instructions on the pop ups to create the assignment.
Setting up the Google Assignment
To set up a google assignment in Blackboard Ultra, follow all instructions on the pop ups that appear.
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Enter a title and description for your assignment. Add a point value and due date, then enter the details.
(Optional) To turn on originality reports, in the assignment, next to Originality reports, click the switch On Continue.
(Optional) To add a rubric for this assignment, next to Rubric, click +Rubric and follow the directions at Create or reuse a rubric for an assignment. (Optional) To make individual copies of a file for each student to work on, click Attach then choose the file and click Add. Click Create when you are done adjusting your settings. Once the Assignment is created, you can click on the title and monitor and give feedback to students.
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View Google Assignments
Google assignments can be viewed in blackboard or by logging into google drive.
To access the assignment via Blackboard, go into the course and then click on the assignment to open it.
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In a new tab, open and log into your Google Drive. In your Google Drive, you will now find an Assignments folder that will have separate folders for each of your classes that you deploy Google Assignments in. As new Assignments are added, there will be a new folder created to store the assignments submitted by students. |
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