I have quizzes that are given on paper that I then let students submit corrections for. Is there a way to mark these assignments as resubmitted in the Canvas gradebook so that I can differentiate when a student has turned in the assignment?
The thing I do in this kind of situation is to have the student comment that they've resubmitted. I've set Canvas to send me e-mail digests of submission comments (with some delay), so I can follow up on all of those one-by-one. It's not ideal, so I'd also love to hear if there's a better way!
Hi @ChrisWitthaus,
I don't think you could manually mark as resubmitted, at least not in a way I'm aware of. Are students required to submit the corrections though? If so, I wonder if you could mark everything as missing to start with, then remove the missing designation when you receive their corrections. If it's not required that they do the corrections, this suggestion will probably not work, as it would be potentially confusing/misleading for students. Just wanted to throw it out as a suggestion at least though.
-Chris
Hello, I am a student who uses canvas, and was wondering if there is a way to remove a assignment from the missing status, in cases like where the assignment is a group assignment, and only one person is supposed to submit it. I know i'm able to mark it as complete, but it still shows as missing.
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