When you grant additional submissions, you should be aware of the following:
- Granting additional submissions might enable students to correctly answer multiple-choice questions through trial and error.
- When granting additional submissions, the number of submissions you specify is the new total number of submissions allowed for the assignment. If you specify a smaller number, you are actually reducing the number of submissions your student can use.
- Changing the number of allowed submissions does not change or reset the number of submissions your students have made. If your student has used 2 of 3 submissions (2 used/1 remaining) and you change the number of allowed submissions to 5, the number of used submissions is still 2, but the number of remaining submissions is now 3.
- Changing the number of allowed submissions does not change the number of submissions allowed for questions with submissions overrides specified. For example, if you specified a submissions override of 1 submission for a true/false question, then your students can make only one submission for that question, no matter how many submissions you grant for the assignment. To change the value of a submissions override, edit the assignment.