Receiving feedback on your assignments is a crucial aspect of the learning process. When an instructor provides written feedback on an assignment or discussion post, make sure to take the time to carefully read their remarks and use it to improve on future assignments. Depending on how your professor has shared their feedback, you may have to use different ways to see and save their comments in Blackboard Learn Ultra.
Learn more about Grades for all courses in Blackboard Learn Ultra Help for Students.
You can find your course grades in three places in Blackboard.
Your Activity Stream page – select View my grade to see your points, and click on the pill icon to go into the course gradebook to get additional feedback.
Your global Grades page – recently graded work appears under each course heading. Select View all work to get go into the course gradebook to get additional feedback.
The Course Gradebook – within your course, select the Gradebook tab in the navigation bar.
To access written feedback, locate the Course Gradebook using one of the methods above. If you have feedback on an assignment, a purple dialogue icon appears in the Feedback column . Click on the dialogue icon (seen below) to open the Details & Information for your submission.
Then select View submission. This will open your assignment submission in a full panel, where you can access your instructor’s feedback.
There are several ways that professors can share written feedback on an assignment in Blackboard. If there is a purple Feedback icon next to the item in the Gradebook, they have used one or more of the following methods to provide you with further information about your work.
The Feedback box is on the right side of the assignment submission panel. This is where an instructor might share overall thoughts about the submission. They may also indicate that additional feedback can be found using one of the methods below.
Your professor may also leave you a video or audio recording about your work. If they create an audio or video recording, the file will appear in the Overall Feedback box. Click on the icon to open the recording in a pop-up window.
If your instructor used the inline grading tool, you may see dialogue icons, brush strokes, shapes, or images within the submission display. You can click on the dialogue icons to expand typed comments.
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