Did you mistakenly submit to an assignment? Not to worry! Please read through the guide below to determine how to best resolve the issue.
Is the Assignment Locked or Unlocked?
First, you will want to determine if your assignment is locked or unlocked. If your instructor created the assignment to allow multiple submissions, then it will remain unlocked and will still appear in your list of available assignments:
Your next step will depend on whether you need to add to, or remove the assignment submission.
If your assignment is unlocked and you would like to add to the submission:
You’re in luck! You can go ahead and submit an updated version of your ePortfolio or evidence using the steps outlined in the following article: Submitting Your ePortfolio to an Assignment
If your assignment is unlocked and you would like to remove your submission:
To delete an assignment submission, first login to the course and click on the 'Assignments' tab. In the 'Assignments' tab of the course, click on the evidence step that contains your submission.
Underneath 'Evidence Added,' you will see your submissions. Click 'Delete' next to the submission you wish to delete.
A window will pop up that requires action to confirm the deletion. When you click OK,' the submission will be removed, and you can submit again when you are ready.
If your assignment is locked and you would like to add to or remove your submission:
Your instructor can unlock your assignment, or with their permission Digication can assist in unlocking the assignment for you. You will need to contact Digication for assistance. Please see below
Contact Digication for further assistance:
If your assignment is locked or you need to remove your submission, please contact support@digication.com with the details of your situation. For the fastest resolution, please tell us the specific course and assignment you need assistance with, and if possible, also CC your instructor. With your instructor’s permission, we can quickly and easily unlock your assignment and remove any mistakenly submitted evidence.
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