Right now, if the same rubric is attached to more than one assignment, and you edit the rubric in one assignment, it only changes the criteria for THAT assignment's rubrics, and creates a COPY of the ...

So hard to narrow to just three. Here's my attempt to cover stuff that wasn't covered as much in other top-3's that are, nonetheless, vital. 1) Must work seamlessly with common quiz support tools like...

Looking good so far!It would be lovely if the image options menu allowed us to indicate whether the embedded image should have the text flow around it (and if so, will it float on the left or on the r...

It would be very convenient for instructors to be able to see their total points possible for the majority of the class as it's meant to be, excluding special cases like dropped assignments and so on....

 @cmccann1 ‌ I discovered a workaround to trick the system!  In Blackboard, edit your rubrics like so:Points-based. Not percentage or ranges.Reverse the order of the point values. So what is supposed ...

So hard to narrow to just three. Here's my attempt to cover stuff that wasn't covered as much in other top-3's that are, nonetheless, vital. 1) Must work seamlessly with common quiz support tools like...

It would be very convenient for instructors to be able to see their total points possible for the majority of the class as it's meant to be, excluding special cases like dropped assignments and so on....

Yes, this. And to add to the chaos, when an ungrouped student replies to a discussion board, their post does not go to Speedgrader. So if the instructor is using Speedgrader to grade the discussions, ...

The ID is for the destination/landing point, and the href is for the link at the top.  When students click the link at the top, it will jump them down to the destination point on the page. HTML uses o...

@Chris_Hofer I tried both "criteria" and "criterion." No luck.  The page says "longdesc" is optional and if left blank shouldn't affect anything.  It's so annoying that Canvas automatically formatted...