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Assignments can be easily edited. This allows you to initially create an assignment then update any missing/incorrect information. Note, certain settings cannot be changed after student submissions are received.

This document provides the steps to create an assignment in Brightspace. The steps will include how to add the assignment to the grade book along with how to add the assignment to the Content section of the course.

Brightspace delegated grading allows instructors to assign specific users (delegated graders) to grade certain assignment submissions. Delegated graders can only access and grade the attempts assigned to them, and their evaluations can be synchronized with the grade book.

The majority of SUNY campuses share one Brightspace instance. This provides students taking courses at more than one campus easy access to all of their courses. The email address in Brightspace is associated with the campus that created your account. However, this email address may no reflect the campus where you are taking your courses. This means that all of your email notifications sent from Brightspace courses will go to your prior email address. You have the ability to update your email.

Grade items can exist independently in your grade book. These columns are not automatically linked to Brightspace assessments (assignments, discussions, or quizzes). This article provides the steps necessary to create a manual grade item in your Brightspace grade book.

PowerPoint presentations can be opened directly from the Content area in Brightspace. If a presentation is unreadable because the text appears layered on top of the slides, follow the steps in this article to resolve the issue.

The purpose of this document is to provide brief guidance on grading a quiz.

Brightspace's Quizzes tool is a powerful feature for creating, administering, and grading online tests, exams, and quizzes. It offers a variety of options for instructors to assess student learning in both formative (for practice and feedback) and summative (for grading) ways.

This guide walks you through the steps needed to successfully move student final grades from Brightspace to myOswego. Note: this guide assumes that you are utilizing a Grade Scheme. If you have not done so already, either go back and set up the Grade Scheme. Otherwise, you will need to convert the grades downloaded into their respective letter grade.

The Manage Group tool allows you to view all of the categories created. After selecting a specific category, you can add additional groups, view group members, enroll/unenroll members, view assignment, discussions, or locker submissions.

Groups tool is a feature that allows instructors to organize students into smaller teams or groups. This tool facilitates collaborative activities that can provide each group with a dedicated workspace for discussions, file sharing, and project submissions. Before you create a new set of groups, you must set up a category and create restricted work areas for the groups.

Instructors can use the Group import feature to efficiently manage student group enrollments. Rather than manually adding students one by one, instructors can use a CSV or TXT file to bulk-enroll or un-enroll students. This feature is particularly useful for courses with a large number of students. The process involves downloading the student list and a group export file, adding group, category, and student Brightspace numbers, and then re-uploading the file to automatically create groups and en

Modules and sub-modules are used to organize content within Brightspace. This document will walk through creating such Modules.

Emails sent from Brightspace to your campus email address can be viewed inside Brightspace using the Message Alert icon.

The purpose of this document is to demonstrate how to edit existing Announcements in Brightspace.