You can grant extensions to many students or for many assignments at once.
For example, you might receive a list of students who should be granted more time because of illness, a school event, or an unexpected lab closure, or a single student might need extensions for multiple assignments.
Important Because % total
and points penalties are deducted as soon as a manual or
automatic extension is granted, first ask your student to accept or decline a manual
extension that imposes these kinds of penalties.
Before you decide whether to grant an extension, you might review your student's work on the assignment or in your class generally.
Students are not automatically notified when you grant an extension this way.
Always let extension recipients know:
- The new due date and time
- The new number of submissions allowed, if changed
- The penalties applied, if any
Important Because
granting an extension changes the student's due date, automatic bonus or penalty points
based on the
due date will be applied based on the student's extended due date. If needed, adjust
the student's
assignment score after the extension period ends.