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Submit solutions (students)

Submit solutions (students)

Kurzinformation

Students can view various information about the assignment on the assignment page. They can create, edit, and submit their assignments. Grading and feedback on their submission can also be accessed here.


 Detailinformation

Table of contents

  1. Information on the assignment page
  2. Submit solution
  3. Submission comments
 

1. Information on the assignment page

1.1 Assignment status

Students (roles "Student" and "Extra User") click on the assignment on the course page. On the assignment page they will see the name and description of the assignment and other information:

  • Assignment status - shows if an assignment has already been created, if it is still in draft status, or if it has already been submitted for grading.
  • Grading status - shows "not graded" or "graded" as the status
  • Due date - date of the submission deadline
  • Time remaining - time remaining before the deadline (due date)
  • Last modified - date of the last modification of the own submission
  • Other details - depending on the assignment configuration

"Submission status" and "Grading status" change when students have submitted something.

Submission status area

1.2. Feedback on submissions

Feedback on submissions appears in a separate area below this information once it has been released. It can be displayed as a comment or feedback file, depending on the type of feedback the manager selected when creating the assignment.

 

2. Submit solution

2.1. File submission

If the assignment settings require the submission of a file, do the following:

  1. Click the "Add Submission" button on the assignment page.
  2. Upload a file or drag and drop the file into the appropriate file area.
    Section "Add submission"
  3. Click the "Save changes" button.

The "Submission Status" area will now display a "Last Modified" date and the uploaded file. Depending on the configuration, you will see that the submission has been submitted for grading or saved as a draft.

  • If you want to make changes, click the "Edit Submission" button.
  • If you want to delete the submission, click "Remove submission".
  • If you want to make a comment about your submission, use the "Submission Comments" option. The comments are visible to evaluators.
  • If you want to submit the submission for grading, click the "Submit assignment" button.
 

Note

The "Submit assignment" button is only displayed if managers have set that explicit confirmation of the submission is required. In this case, the solution cannot be edited after it has been submitted. If the button "Submit assignment" is missing, the solution can be edited until the deadline (due date) is reached or until the cut-off date.

In some cases, teachers require that students accept the submission statement, where students promise the work is their own. If this is required, you must confirm it before submitting your assignment for grading.

 

2.2 File submission as an access-controlled link (Sciebo)

2.2.1 General

Students can also provide a file as an access-controlled link from Sciebo. This also allows the submission of files that exceed the maximum submission size in RWTHmoodle (250MB). The file is then copied in Sciebo from the user account of the person creating the submission to a system account for RWTHmoodle. From there, the copy is shared in the submission and is thus visible for all persons involved in the submission and the graders. Only they can access the file in RWTHmoodle. Students keep the original file in their own Sciebo account.

After the cut-off date has been reached or - depending on the selected submission settings - after the button "Submit assignment" has been pressed, the button "Edit submission" in the submission in the course room disappears as usual. The submission can then no longer be changed. In Sciebo itself, the file in the system folder cannot be changed.

 

Note

The option "Download all submissions" in the submission overview does not work if files have been submitted via access-controlled links in Sciebo. The ZIP file containing the submissions will not open. Regular file submissions via file upload to RWTHmoodle should therefore not be mixed with submissions as access-controlled links if the files are to be downloaded grouped as a ZIP archive for correction and grading. Use access controlled links only in those scenarios where files are to be submitted that exceed the maximum submission size of 250 MB.
 

2.2.2. Creating an access-controlled link

To submit a file as an access-controlled link, do the following:

  1. As a student, open the assignment.
  2. Click on the button "Add submission".
  3. Now click on the "Add..." button at the top left of the upload field in "File submissions".

    Screenshot of the upload field for submitting files. The button for selecting a file is framed in red at the top left of the upload field.

     
  4. Then click on "Sciebo" in the "File picker" dialog on the left side.
    Screenshot of the file picker window. It shows four repositories on the left, the lowest of which is selected for Sciebo. On the right of the selection window is the button "Log in to your account".
  5. Then click on "Log in to your account".
  6. In the popup window, log in with your sciebo username and password.
  7. Then click on "Authorize".
  8. You will now see your sciebo files in the file selection window.

    Screenshot of the file picker window. Sciebo is selected as the repository on the left. The files available in Sciebo are displayed on the right-hand side of the window.

     
  9. Select the file you would like to add as a submission.
  10. Complete the required information and click “Select this file”.

    Screenshot of the window with information on the selected file. Information on the author and license can be added. Information on size, type and last modification is also displayed.
     
  11. The file will then be added to the "File submissions" field. The black arrow at the bottom left of the file icon indicates that it is a link to the file instead of a copy.

    Screenshot of the selected file in the upload window. A black arrow at the bottom left of the file indicates that it is an access-controlled link.

     
  12. Click "Save Changes". You can change the file as much as you like until the cut-off date. However, please note the instructions in the following section.
 

2.3. Replacing a file with an access-controlled link in the submission

You can still exchange a file that was inserted into the submission via an access-controlled link from Sciebo until the final delivery or until the cut-off date is reached. However, be sure to follow the steps below!

  1. Open your submission.
  2. Click on "Edit Submission"
  3. Click on the file you want to exchange. This will open the file details.
  4. Click "Delete" here.
  5. Then add the replacement file following the pattern described in 2.2 above. ATTENTION: The file MUST have a different name than the deleted file. Therefore, add a version number to the name of the new file if necessary. Otherwise, the submission will be failed and must be restored by the support.
 

2.4. Text input online

Proceed as follows for online text input:

  1. Click on the "Add submission" button.
  2. Enter the text in the corresponding input field.
    Add submission online text
  3. Click on the "Save Changes" button.
  4. The "Submission status" area will now display a "Last modified" date and the first 100 characters of the entered text. Depending on the configuration, you will see that the submission has been submitted for grading or saved as a draft.
  5. If you want to make changes, click the "Edit Submission" button.
    Buttons "Edit submission" and "Remove submission"
  6. If you want to delete the submission, click "Remove submission".
  7. If you want to make a comment about your submission, use the "Submission Comments" option. The comments are visible to graders.
  8. If you want to submit the submission for grading, click the "Submit assignment" button.
 

3. Submission comments

If "Submit comments" have been activated in the configuration of the assignment, an input field will appear where students can enter comments about their submission.

Submission comments area

last changed on 08/16/2024

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