Setting the Grace Period
By
setting a grace period for your learners, you can give them extra time to
submit their coursework. This single grace period extends the due date of all
assignments in the course and cannot be specified individually per assignment.
The
following assignments and exams are not impacted by the grace period settings:- Timed exam
- Proctored exams.
- Open response assessments.
On
the Grading page, you will find Grading Rules & Policies as
well. Therein lies a field for Grace Period on Deadline that requires an
entry in a HH:MM format to be completed.
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