After clicking on Submission Details, the screen will expand to show the following options:

1. Assignment Type: Choose the type of assignment submission (Individual Submission, Group Submission, or Portfolio Submission)
2. Number of Attempts: Select the number of attempts to allow students to make (Single Attempt, Multiple Attempts, Unlimited Attempts).
3. Maximum Attempts: If you selected multiple attempts, enter the maximum number of allowed attempts here.
4. Score Attempts Using: If you selected multiple or unlimited attempts, select the desired option for reporting graded attempts to students (Last Graded Attempt, Highest Attempt, Lowest Attempt, First Graded Attempt, or Average of Graded Attempts).
5. Plagiarism tools: Check the box for the option labeled Check Submissions for plagiarism using Safe Assign to check students for plagiarism.
6. Allow students to view Safe Assign Originality Report for their attempts: Check this checkbox to make the safe assign report visible to student.
7. Exclude Submissions: Check this option to exclude student papers from SafeAssign's databases.

To assign the assignment to groups:

1. Select the Group Submission option under Assignment Type.
2. Items to Select: Select the groups from the left column you wish to assign the assignment to.
3. Click the right-facing arrow button to select the groups and move them into the Selected Items column:
4. Selected Items: Groups to which the assignment has been assigned will appear here.

To modify grading options, click on the link labeled Grading Options:

1. Enable Anonymous Grading: Check this option to hide usernames when grading students' attempts. After checking this option, users will be given the option to disable grading on a specific date, or after all items have been graded.
2. Enable Delegated Grading: Check this box to enable delegated grading, which allows instructors to assign users to grade students' attempts.
3. Show: Use this dropdown menu to show All Possible Graders, All Assigned Graders, and All Unassigned Graders.
4. Grader: A list of all eligible graderes will appear here.
5. Submissions to Grade: Use the dropdown menu next to each grader to assign grading responsibilities. Graders can be assigned to All Submissions, a Random Selection of graded attempts, or specific student Groups.
6. View Settings: Check the checkbox to allow the grader to view other graders' scores, feedback, and notes.  This option is checked by default for users with a role of Instructor.
7. Reconcile Grades: a +/- icon will indicate that the user has permission to reconcile items graded by other users.  Instructor users have this permission by default, while the ability to reconcile grades must be assigned to other users with Grade Center access (e.g. TA's, graders).

For more information on Delegated Grading, please review the following guides:

• Delegated Grading Information
• Reconciling Grades

Clicking on the item labeled Display of Grades allows you to change how the results are displayed to students:

1. Display Grade As: Primary: Use the dropdown menu to show how grades are displayed to students and in the Grade Center:  The available options are Score, Percentage, Letter, Text or Complete/Incomplete.
2. Display Grade As: Secondary: Use the dropdown menu to show a secondary grade display in the Grade Center.  The secondary display is not shown to students.  The available options are Score, Percentage, Letter, Text, or Complete/Incomplete.
3. Include in Grade Center Grading Calculations: Check this box to include assignment scores in the Grade Center calculations.
4. Show to Students in My Grades: Check this box to show the results to students. Uncheck this box to hide the results from students.
5. Show Statistics (average and median) for this item to Students in My Grades: Check this box to show the average and median grades to students.