Students should be provided with an electronic receipt when submitting their work, whether this is an electronic or physical submission. In the event of any later issues or dispute, the information in this receipt can then be used as proof of a submission being made, when it was made, etc. 

Online submissions through Blackboard 

The student, or group of students if it is a group submission, will get a receipt confirming details about the submission, including file size(s). A record of the receipt is saved in Blackboard Gradebook.

All other submissions 

Physical work can also be submitted in class to tutors where determined by the Module Leader. Offline assignments in Blackboard can be used to generate an electronic receipt for the student and an attempt is recorded in a Gradebook column, enabling feedback to be provided. For assessment types such as presentations, Module Leaders will have a choice about if they issue a receipt of not and will need to confirm this when validating their assessment data to determine the type of Gradebook column that is set up. 

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