Will all members of the group be aware that the assignment was submitted by the one member of the group?
Hi @StephenKanter!
I'm sorry your question went for so long without an answer, but I would be happy to chime in!
When a group member submits to an assignment for a group, they don't get a notification but it should be removed from their todo list. If the other group members were to view the assignment after the submission they will see that there is a submission and even be able to view what was submitted. Ideally the group members should be communicating so that everyone knows when and what is being submitted.
Hi @StephenKanter,
Yes, when any students in the group visit the assignment page, Canvas will indicate that a submission has been made. I don't believe there is a notification for this activity though, so students would need to actively check the assignment on their own to find the info.
-Chris
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