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Complete and submit an assignment

Task types you may meet, how autosave and submission work, deadlines, retries and formative assignments.

Learners

An assignment is a gradable activity made of one or more tasks.

File upload
— attach a document, image or archive.
Quiz
— multiple-choice questions, scored automatically.
Short answer
— a text answer, sometimes auto-graded against an answer key.
Number answer
— a numeric value checked against an expected answer.
Code
— code run against test cases.
Form
— a structured form defined by your instructor.

Submit

  1. Open the assignment from the course.
  2. Complete each task. Your work autosaves, so you can come back later.
  3. Click Submit. If retries are allowed you can resubmit before the deadline.
  4. Once graded, open the assignment to see your score and feedback per task.

Deadlines

If a due date is set, the assignment closes when it passes — you are warned before saving stops. Late submissions are flagged to the instructor.

Formative assignments

Formative assignments have no score. Handing in your work unlocks a model answer so you can compare and self-assess.

Submission statuses

Not submitted → Pending (saved, not handed in) → Submitted → Late (if past the deadline) → Graded.

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