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Submitting An Assignment in Schoology

• Post author: Technology Services
• Post published: November 17, 2019
• Post category: Instructional Guides / Schoology
• Reading time: 2 mins read

Here is a list of steps that can be used to submit an assignment on Schoology. Note: There are multiple ways to create/submit on Schoology.

Step 1: Click on the Assignment in Schoology

Step 2: Click the “Add a Submission” button

Step 3: Choose the method you wish to use.

• Upload – Click the appropriate button to upload a file or create an audio/video recording to upload to Schoology
• Create – Use the Text Editor to add text, graphics, or other media (such as links to work created online!). You can save your progress as a draft or submit when it is completed.
• Resources – Grab a file that already exists in your resources to submit. Choose Apps on the left side to get to your OneDrive and submit a file from there!

Step 4: Click to Submit or Import the document when it is completed.

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How to submit Google Drive files to an Assignment (Students)

How do i use my google drive in schoology, install the google drive resource app.

To submit items from your Google Drive to an Assignment, you must have the Google Drive Resource App installed. Depending on the settings at your organization, you may be able to install the app yourself. Reach out to your teacher or System Administrator with any questions on this process.

• Click   Resources   at the top of your home page.
• Select   Apps   on the left.
• Click  Install Apps   under  My Resources Apps .
• Select  Google Drive Resource App   in the pop-up menu.
• Click  Install   to add the app to your resource apps.
• To connect the app to your Google account, click  Connect .

Add content from Google Drive to Schoology

Content has to be individually shared from Google Drive to Schoology before it will display within the Resource App or an assignment. To share content from Google Drive:

• Navigate to the Google Drive Resource App, and click Add Resources .
• From the drop-down menu, click  Add files from Google Drive .

Select the individual files that you want to share with Schoology.

• You can narrow your search by using the search bar, filter options, and sort options.
• Folders cannot be added from Google Drive. Select the individual files to add them to Schoology.
• Click Select to save and share your content with Schoology.

Submit a Google Drive Resource to an assignment

If your teacher has assigned a   Google Drive Assignment   to you, use the Google Drive Assignments App to submit your assignment.

If your teacher is not using the Google Drive Assignments App, you can still submit files from your Google Drive with the following steps:

• Open the assignment from Course Materials.
• Click  Submit Assignment.
• Within the  Upload   window, select  Resources .
• Click   Apps , and then   Google Drive Resource App .
• Search for your document using the search bar.
• Check the box to the left of the item you wish to upload to the assignment.
• Click   Import   and select   I mport File.

The Google Drive item will be submitted directly to the Assignment for your instructor's review.

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Set up Assignments in a Schoology course

This article is for instructors. Admins go here .

You can install Assignments and set it up to use with courses in Schoology.

Step 1: Generate an access key and secret code

You don’t need to be a Google Workspace administrator to generate an access key and code.

• Go to assignments.google.com/admin  and sign in with your Google Workspace for Education account.
• Under  LTI access keys and secret codes , click  Generate new pair .

• Under  Consumer key  and  Shared secret , copy the codes. Tip : Keep this window open until you finish the setup in Schoology.

Step 2: Add Assignments to a course

• Sign in to Schoology and find the Assignments app .
• Click  Install LTI App .
• Open a course.
• In the  Consumer Key  and  Shared Secret  fields, enter the codes from step 1.
• Click  Submit .

When you add materials to the course, Assignments is now an option.

Need more help?

Try these next steps:.

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 How to Assign Student Work Using Schoology 

This  option will require your school administrator to configure TeacherMade as an external tool in Schoology. Once it is added, you will be able to add any TeacherMade worksheet as an External Tool to your course materials. TeacherMade will automatically push grades to Schoology as students complete their assignments. 

On  Step 1 of 3  the   ‘Create Assignment’ page:

Select the Schoology option 

Then click ‘Next’ 

On  Step 3 of 3  you will be able to choose:

Disable submit button

Use this to prevent accidental submission by your students that require you to reopen their work. They can keep working in the submission until you mark it as completed.

How many times students can check answers before submission

This setting determined how many times students may check answers before final submission of an assignment.

Choices for how many times students can check answers:

Unlimited 

How the score will be displayed

This setting applies to both your and your student’s views.

Choices for how the score will be displayed:

Points Earned

Points Earned / Points Possible

Points Earned / Points Possible (Score %)

►   Note:  you can change this setting at any time even after the assignment has been created

What information your student will see when they turn in their work

The scores show when the students turn in their work are from auto scored items only. 

If you have additional items you are scoring, these will not be shown until you score and return the work.

Choices for information after submission:

Make assignment hidden

Show total score

Show score on individual items

Show correct answers 

What information the student will see when the work is returned.

When work is returned to a student the assignment will always be visible to that student. 

If you are concerned about student sharing we suggest not returning the work until the assignment has been completed by all students in all classes.

Choices for information when they work is RETURNED:

Student tools:

Text boxes: create their own text boxes

Drawing: draw on the worksheet 

Links: insert links on the worksheet 

Math: add math objects to the worksheet 

Images: insert images into the worksheet

Audio: record audio to add to the worksheet 

Upon clicking ‘Save’ the Schoology assignment will be created, and the ‘Assignment Detail’ screen will open. 

Assignment Detail Screen: 

You will be able to:

View student submissions in real time

Preview your assignment 

Edit answer key, title, and student names 

Edit/lock/restore/archive assignment 

An External Tool link will be generated that can be added to your course material as an External Link. 

When you add the External Link to Schoology, be sure to check  Enable Grading  so that scores will be recorded in Schoology.

             ►   Note:  Before you add TeacherMade materials to your courses in Schoology, your Schoology Administrator must first register TeacherMade as an External Tool Provider.

Click on 'Setup Instructions' for Help 

TeacherMade will provide: 

Instructions on how to set up TeacherMade as an External Provider

Instructions on how to add TeacherMade materials to your course.

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Submitting a paper - File upload

The following information will help you submit your paper to Turnitin through your learning management system or virtual learning environment. Before you proceed, we advise checking that the file you'd like to submit will be accepted. Click here to view all accepted file types and sizes.

If the Upload Submission button is unavailable, you may be attempting to submit before the start date or after the due date. Click the Summary tab to check your assignment's key dates and any additional settings that may be affecting your submission.

The upload submission option allows you to submit your paper to the assignment by directly loading the file from your device.

• Select the appropriate button and locate the file on your device.
• Alternatively, drag the file you would like to submit into the boxed area.

If resubmissions are not enabled for this assignment, you may not be able to resolve any incorrect submissions.

You will see a submission complete notice if your submission was successful. Please don't leave the submission process until you have seen this notice.

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Everything a student needs to know about the Kami Schoology Integration

How to use the Kami Schoology integration as a Student

1. open your kami assignment.

Go into the Courses tab, then click the Course you'd like to open. After clicking a course, you should see all the materials assigned by your teacher.

2. Load and annotate your Kami Assignment

Click the Material you'd like to work on to load your Assignment in Kami. You should have all the tools available to annotate your file.

3. Turn in your Kami Assignment

Once you're done with your work, you can submit the assignment directly from Kami to Schoology by clicking the Submit button at the top right corner of Kami.

❗️ Assessment Mode

You won't be able to access your Assignment after it is submitted if your teacher has enabled assessment mode.

If you need further assistance, please contact us at [email protected] or book some training with one of our Teacher Success Champions here: https://www.kamiapp.com/training

How to Unsubmit Assignments on Schoology

Schoology, the popular learning management system (LMS), offers a streamlined way for students to submit their assignments online. But what happens if you accidentally submit the wrong file, an incomplete version, or realize you need to make substantial changes? Don’t worry – Schoology provides the option to unsubmit assignments in most cases.

This guide will walk you through the steps of unsubmitting assignments on Schoology, as well as provide essential tips and considerations before you take this action.

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Understanding When You Can Unsubmit Assignments

Before we dive into the “how,” let’s clarify when it’s possible to unsubmit assignments:

• Before the due date: Generally, you can unsubmit assignments as many times as needed before the specified due date.
• Before the teacher grades: In most cases, you won’t be able to unsubmit an assignment once your teacher has started grading it.
• Teacher permissions: Some teachers may disable the unsubmit option in their course settings.

Step-by-Step Guide to Unsubmitting Assignments

Here’s how to unsubmit an assignment on Schoology:

• Navigate to the Course: Go to the specific course where you submitted the assignment.
• Access Submissions: Find the assignment and click on the “Submissions” tab or a similar button.
• Locate Your Submission: Your submission should be listed with its status (e.g., “Submitted”).
• Click ‘Unsubmit’: Click the “Unsubmit” button or a similar option next to your submission.
• Confirmation: A pop-up window will usually appear, asking you to confirm the unsubmission. Click “Yes” or “Unsubmit.”

Your assignment status should change to “In Progress,” allowing you to make edits and resubmit.

Important Considerations Before Unsubmitting

• Late Assignments: If you unsubmit an assignment after the due date, it may be marked as late, depending on your teacher’s policies.
• Losing Work: Ensure you save a copy of your work before unsubmitting, just in case there are any technical issues.
• Communication is Key: If you’re unsubmitting close to the due date or if you need substantial additional time, consider contacting your teacher to explain the situation.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can i unsubmit multiple assignments at once.

Unfortunately, no. You’ll need to unsubmit assignments individually.

What if I don’t see the “Unsubmit” button?

Your teacher may have disabled this feature for the course. Contact your teacher to inquire about alternative options.

Will my teacher see that I unsubmitted an assignment?

In some cases, your teacher might receive a notification. However, the primary focus is to ensure you are submitting your best work.

Unsubmitting assignments on Schoology is a straightforward process that can relieve stress and allow you to improve your work. By understanding the guidelines and following these steps, you can confidently manage your submissions and achieve the best possible grades.

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