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I don't think you can void a submission to put it back on his to-do list. You can just allow a retry and tell them to do it again. I suppose you could excuse the score, duplicate the assignment, an...
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It would be great to be able to do this with clipboard messaging. Being able to select a list of students to move to the clipboard, then compose a message using variables to pull in the student nam...
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You could probably use the clipboard to reassign the activity to only those students who need to redo it.
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Here is the screenshot. You can see how the images are much smaller in the drag and drop version. Of course, the legibility of the images is also going to be dependent upon screen size and resoluti...
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An observer, as the name implies, can see what is in a student's account. The observer can look at grades, see due dates, etc. This is typically the role a parent has. They can check up on their st...
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I'll see what I can do. The problem is that I'll have to assign an assessment to a student that I don't really want them to take. Buzz won't let me assign it to myself (enrolled as a student).
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You can only change activity settings for different groups. If you want to alter questions you need to copy the activity. Then assign the new modified activity to your student(s) with accommodations.
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Agilix did add the ability to type an X in the gradebook quick-editor to excuse a grade in October 2020. The retry feature would be nice here too.
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This improvement is still much-needed. I can't emphasize how big of an issue this is with our teachers, parents, and students.
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I'm not sure about editing, but I know you can find it in the gradebook. When in the gradebook, click on the For Me tab at the top. You should see clipboard assignments listed for each student to w...