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• Electronic grading
• Faculty Resource Center

 

WebCT Vista has been retired as of June 30, 2008. LATTE is now Brandeis University's only online learning environment. Log into LATTE here. As of Summer 2008, all courses at Brandeis now use LATTE. If you are an instructor who previously used WebCT and have questions about your WebCT course content, please contact LATTE Help at (781) 736-5883 or latte@brandeis.edu. For those getting started in LATTE, Library & Technology Services offers regular workshops and assistance at the Faculty Resource Center.

Attaching and Retrieving Files Using the Assignment Dropbox in WebCT Vista

Many instructors use the assignment dropbox tool to have students upload files^* electronically. This page explains how to use the assignment dropbox in WebCT Vista to upload files and submit them for review by your instructor.

^*WebCT Vista will allow you to upload any variety of file types; you should check with your instructor, however, to make sure that s/he has a program (e.g., Microsoft Word, Adobe PDF, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel) that can read that file.

In some cases, your instructor may insert comments electronically in the text of your paper. If your instructor is using Microsoft Word's track changes feature or its insert comments feature, and you would like additional help in understanding how to make use of this feature, please contact the WebCT Support Desk at 781-736-4739 , latte@brandeis.edu ).

• Steps to Attach Files: Click on the Assignment icon
  
  • Step 1: Click on the button "Add Attachment"
  • Step 2: In the File Manager window, click on "Upload File"
  • Step 3: Click on "Browse ", then click "Save" to upload it.
  • Step 4: Press "Add Selected" to attach the file to the assignment.
  • Step 5: Click on "Submit Assignment" to allow your instructor to see your submission.
• Steps to Retrieve Files: Click on the Assignment icon
  
  • Step 1: Log in to the Assignment
  • Step 2: Switch to the Submitted tab
  • Step 3: Look for and click on the "Retrieve" icon under the Action column

Click on the Assignment icon

Professors have the ability to place assignments where they see fit inside the course - you may find the assignment, as a consequence, in many different ways (including, perhaps, among the the course tools area in the top right bar, found directly underneath the course name). Once you have located the assignment in your particular couse, click on it to see more details about the assignment.

This page was last modified on: May 30, 2007