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Enabling Automatic Zeros for Past Due Peer Assignments Prevents the Gradebook Activity Count From Clearing

Enabling automatic zeros for past due work after a peer assignment's due dates have passed will cause the Gradebook activity count in the course navigation bar to remain visible. Students will be unable to clear the count even after reviewing the ass

Description

Enabling the Assign automatic zeros for past due work setting after the due dates of an existing peer assignment have passed will cause the Gradebook activity count to display incorrectly. When the instructor enables this setting and selects Assign zeros, students may see a count next to the Gradebook tab indicating that grading activities require attention. After a student opens the peer assignment, the indicator next to the assignment may disappear, but the count in the course navigation bar decreases only partially and does not clear completely.

Steps to Replicate

  1. Log into Blackboard Learn as an administrator

  2. Open the Gradebook Settings and ensure Assign Automatic Zeros for Past due Workis Disabled

  3. Create an Assignment, enable Peer review, and Set assessment and peer review Due Dates

  4. Make the assignment Available and use Student Previewto enroll a preview student

  5. After both Due Dates Pass, Enable Assign Automatic Zeros for past due work and select Assign zeros

  6. Enter Student Previewand open the Gradebook

  7. Open the peer assignment marked with a purple indicator, then Exit Without Submitting

  8. Observe that the purple indicator Disappears, but the Gradebook activity count does Not Clear completely

Observed Behavior:
The Gradebook activity count does not clear completely after a student reviews the peer assignment that requires attention. The count remains visible in the course navigation bar

Expected Behavior:
The Gradebook activity count should clear when the student reviews the gradebook item that requires attention

Affected Versions

  • Learn 4000.19.0

  • Learn 4000.21.0

  • Learn 4001.0.0

Target Release

Future Reference

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