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Resubmitting to an assignment

Some assignments may allow students the ability to overwrite their previous submissions until the due date and time set for the assignment. This option can be set by the instructor on an assignment by assignment basis. If overwriting is not enabled, the instructor must manually delete a previous submission to allow the student user to submit a second file.

The first submission and three resubmissions will generate a similarity report instantly. Any subsequent submissions will incur a 24-hour delay between reports generating. Any resubmissions will overwrite the previously uploaded file.

If resubmission by overwrite has been enabled or an instructor has deleted the student user’s first submission, resubmitting a paper is handled in an identical manner as a first time submission to an assignment. Follow the steps for a first time submission as listed in this manual.

When a student user clicks on the Resubmit button in the class portfolio page for an assignment allowing overwrite resubmission, a warning pop-up will appear. This serves to notify the student user that, if available, Originality Reports for any resubmission that is made in this assignment will require an additional twenty four hour delay to generate. 

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You might receive another attempt to submit your assignment if there has been a technical issue with Moodle or you failed your first attempt. To do this:

• Select the link to the assignment that has been reopened for you.

• The file submission screen will open. Check the box alongside the assessment declaration.
• Select the Add icon or drag and drop you assignment into the file submission window.
• Select Save changes .

If your lecturer is using Turnitin within the Moodle assignment, you may see the error message that Turnitin has encountered an error with your submission when adding a new attempt. You can ignore this message and proceed with the new attempt.

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How to edit and re-submit a peer-graded assignment, learner help center jul 31, 2023 • knowledge, article details.

If you want to make changes to a peer-graded assignment after you submit it, you can edit and resubmit your assignment. You should only resubmit a peer-graded assignment before your personalized deadline.

If you don't pass a peer-reviewed assignment:

• You can re-submit the assignment to be graded again
• If the deadline has passed, you might not get peer reviews
• If you've already completed peer reviews for other people's assignments, you won't need to do them again

What happens when you resubmit a peer-graded assignment

When you resubmit a peer-graded assignment, peer reviews and grades for your first submission will be deleted.

If you resubmit after your personalized deadline, you might not get feedback from your peers, and your assignment will be marked Didn't Pass. Learn how to solve problems with peer-graded assignments

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Edit and resubmit

To edit and resubmit a peer-graded assignment:

• Open the course you want to resubmit an assignment in.
• Click the Grades tab.
• Open the assignment you want to resubmit.
• Click Edit submission at the bottom of the submission page.
• If you have already gotten feedback, you'll need to confirm your choice to edit your project. Editing the assignment will delete any reviews you've already gotten.
• Make your changes, then click Preview to see the changes.
• Click Submit for review to resubmit your edited project.
• You can confirm that your updated assignment has been resubmitted by going to the GRADES page where the assignment will be marked as Submitted.

I can’t submit my assignment

If you can’t submit your assignment, make sure that your answers are all over the minimum word limit. Make sure to submit responses in full sentences so your peers are able to review your assignment.

You may not be able to submit your assignment if your answers are too similar to another learner’s submission. Please keep in mind that plagiarism is against the Coursera Honor Code. 

If you see a notification letting you know that your assignment answers are similar to another learner’s submission, you’ll need to update your response before submitting. 

Once you’ve updated your answers with original work, the Submit for review button will appear.

If you need more time to work on your assignment, you can click Save draft and come back to it later.

If you think you shouldn’t be seeing this error, you can click the link below the notification to let us know. You’ll be able to submit your assignment after you edit your answers.

If you aren’t seeing any error messages, but are still not able to submit your assignment, try these troubleshooting steps.

Attempt limits for peer-graded assignments

Some private courses (such as courses in a Degree or MasterTrack program) may have a limit on how many times you can submit a peer-graded assignment.

If there's an attempt limit for your assignment, you'll see an 'Attempts' section listed near the top of the page when you open the assignment.

If you meet the attempt limit and need help with your grade, you can reach out to your program support team. You can find your dedicated support email address in the onboarding course for your program.

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Allowing Students To Resubmit or Retest

There is nothing better than getting to the end of a mountainous stack of grading and writing the final mark in my grade book. That joyous moment is usually fleeting when I pass back assignments to students and am inevitably met with a few who are crushed by a poor mark and ask, “What can I do to raise my grade?” After a weekend of grading, the last thing I want to do is add a resubmitted student assignment to my marking pile, but for some reason to just say, “Nothing” never quite seemed like the right answer for me. Over the years of teaching middle and high school English, I’ve developed what I think is a fair system for allowing students to resubmit an assignment.

Keeping Students Accountable

I had always hesitated to let students resubmit assignments for a few reasons:

1. I have the concern that students will rely on the privilege of resubmitting and be less motivated to pass in their best work or study sufficiently the next time around. Of course, I want to make sure students are accountable for their success in my classes.

2. There is a lot to be learned from failure. Students should reflect on the reason for their poor grade. This will help them to improve for their next assignment.

3. I don’t want to mark everything twice.

Although I do still have these hesitations and can completely understand teacher reasoning for not allowing students to redo work, I also personally find it problematic to say no when a student is asking for a way to improve. If a student is willing to put in extra time to develop their knowledge on a concept, shouldn’t that be something I encourage? Because of this (and the mounting pressure from parents, admin, and no-zero policies), I decided to allow students the opportunity to apply for the privilege of resubmitting.

Applying to Resubmit

Yes, you read that correctly. My students need to  apply to resubmit . If I’m going to take extra time to mark an extra assignment, they’re going to have to work for it. Students fill out an application, and not all requests are granted. In the application process, students must explain the following:

1. Why they should be permitted to resubmit the assignment.

2. What they have done to improve their understanding of the concept.

3. What they will do differently for future assignments/tests.

Students must also attach their original submission along with proof that they have done something to improve their understanding. I give a deadline for the application so that I’m not marking something in January that was due in September. I accept applications up to a week after the original work is passed back. However, you might leave a bigger (or smaller) window of opportunity depending on how things work in your particular classroom/school.

The Benefits of this Approach

What I love most about this approach is that only the students who are serious about improving their grade will actually go through with the application. It puts the onus on them.

It is also useful around mid-semester parent-teacher time. In recent years, I’ve had many parents ask if their son or daughter can redo some assignments to bring their grade up. This application allows me to tell the parent that the chance to resubmit is always provided, but that their child, unfortunately, did not take that opportunity. On the other hand, if you are ok with the student resubmitting after longer than a week, you can give the parent the application sheet to give to their child and wait to see if they will take the bait.

I should also note that this is only my own personal practice, and I understand a teacher not allowing students to resubmit an assignment and can appreciate the benefits of that philosophy.

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I have submitted the wrong file, how do i resubmit my assignment.

Some assignments are set up to allow you to re-submit so check the assignment first to see if this is the case.

If not, you will have to contact your lecturer or departmental administrator to tell them about the error and to get their guidance on what you should do.

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