Annotations Assignment - Grades 6 - 12

Annotations Assignment

Instructors can create an assignment that allows students to annotate a file. This feature allows teachers to provide an attachment as part of the assignment without downloading or uploading it multiple times or assigning it individually to students. 

This assignment type provides students with the following annotation options:

  • Add a text box
  • Add shapes, for example, circle, square, or rectangle
  • Highlight parts of the attachment 
  • Pen tool for drawing and writing


Note: Type annotations, for example, underline, highlight, and squiggly will only work for text within an uploaded document. 
***Type annotations will not work on images, even if the image is of text. The preferable file type is PDF.

Students:

To watch a video on how annotations assignments work, please click this link: https://sau19.mediaspace.kaltura.com/media/Annotations+Assignments+-+Grades+6-12/1_ajwqessz

Student Annotations offer students a new assignment experience; however, the student display and available options can vary at the elementary and secondary grade levels.

1. Click on the assignment..

2. Click on Start Assignment.

 

3. Annotate the file from the Doc Viewer using the annotation tools available in the editor. Changes are automatically saved. 

4. When you are finished, click Submit.

Optionally, to clear annotations, click Clear All. Then, click Clear All again to confirm.

To go back without saving, click Back.

Edit Draft

Students who have not submitted their assignment can resume working where they left off. 

1. Click into the assignment.  

2. Click Edit Draft.

3. Continue annotating the assignment. 

4. Click Back to exit the assignment


Resubmit Assignment Corrections

A student can return to an assignment if an instructor wants the student to try the assignment again.

1. Click on the assignment.

2. Click Re-Submit Assignment


3. Continue annotating the assignment. Previous annotations will still display.


To access the Schoology help guide for Annotations assignments, please click this link: Annotations Assignments (students).