1. Start by navigating to the appropriate Topic beneath the Classroom Materials heading on the left side. Once you’ve located the assignment you’d like to submit, click Submit Assignment in the upper right corner of the assignment details box.
   
   
2. You will see the assessment details including the rubric if there is one available. To submit your assignment select Next.
   
   
3. Now you’ll see the information about your first attempt. To upload the attachments for the first attempt, select Upload Files.
   
   NOTE You can upload multiple files to the assignment. To do so, select Upload Files until all of your files are uploaded.
4. Locate the file(s) you’d like to upload, and then select Open. The upload process may take a few moments to complete. Do not refresh the page to make the upload process faster; doing so may cancel the upload.
   
   
   NOTE If you are unable to locate your file, please verify that it is a supported file type and try again. For a list of supported file types, please see Invalid File Type Error in LMS.
   Additionally, students are limited to 40 MB file sizes when uploading to Halo Learn. Uploading anything beyond 40 MB has the potential to not upload.
5. The uploaded document(s) should now appear in the table below. If your assignment requires the file(s) to be submitted through the LopesWrite system, click Send for Report beneath the Similarity Report heading.
   
   
   NOTE LopesWrite reports can take anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour to generate. For more information on this system, see the article: LopesWrite.
6. Once your report has returned and/or you are ready to submit the assignment for grading, click Review and Submit.
   
7. A pop-up box will appear, you can review your attachments to make sure all files are selected and uploaded. Click Submit Assignment to complete the submission process.
   
8. You can confirm that it was submitted successfully by looking at the assessment status next to the attempt number on the left and also the submission date under submitted files. If it says, “Ungraded”, then the files have been submitted and is awaiting grading by your instructor.
   
   

1. Navigate to Groups on the left side.
   
   
   
   NOTE If you do not see this option, you have not been added to a group yet. Your instructor will only create groups if they are required for an assignment, and not all classes have group assignments. If you believe you should have been placed in a group already, reach out to your instructor.
2. If your class only contains one group assignment, click Assignments at the top of the page.
   
   
   
   If your class contains multiple group assignments, you’ll first be required to select a group. Click Go to Group on whichever group is relevant for the assignment you’re attempting to submit. Once this has been done, click the Assignments button.
   
   
   
   NOTE Groups only appear after the instructor has added members to it. If you don’t see a group for the assignment you’re attempting to submit, this indicates that the instructor has not yet assigned you to a group for that particular assignment. We recommend reaching out to your instructor for assistance.
3. Select Submit Assignment.
   
   
   
   
4. You will see the assessment details including the rubric if there is one available. To submit your assignment, select Next.
   
   
5. Select the Upload files button from the attempt window.
   
   NOTE You can upload as multiple files to the assignment. To do so select Upload Files until all your files are uploaded.
   
   
   NOTE If the Upload Files button is not active, check to see if the assignment has already been submitted by another group member. In the Uploaded Files section, you can see who submitted the assignment and when it was submitted.
6. Locate the file(s) you’d like to upload, and then select Open. The upload process may take a few moments to complete. Do not refresh the page to make the upload process faster; doing so may cancel the upload.
   
   
   
   
   NOTE If you are unable to locate your file, please verify that it is a supported file type and try again. For a list of supported file types, please see Invalid File Type Error in LMS.

   Additionally, students are limited to 40 MB file sizes when uploading to Halo Learn. Uploading anything beyond 40 MB has the potential to not upload.

7. The uploaded document(s) should now appear in the table below. If your assignment requires the file(s) to be submitted through the LopesWrite system, click Send for Report beneath the Similarity Report heading.
   
   
   
   NOTE LopesWrite reports can take anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour to generate. For more information on this system, see the article: LopesWrite.
8. Once your report has returned and/or you are ready to submit the assignment for grading, click Review and Submit Assignment.
   
   
9. A pop-up box will appear, which allows you to review all attached files and ensure that you have all the files selected that you would like to submit. Click Submit Assignment to complete the submission process.
   
   
   
   
10. You can confirm that it was submitted successfully by looking at the attempt on the left side and the submission time under the attempt window in the center. If it says, “Ungraded”, then the file has been submitted and is awaiting grading by your instructor.
    
    

1. Start by navigating to the appropriate Topic beneath the Classroom Materials heading on the left side. Once you’ve located the quiz you’d like to attempt, click Go To Quiz in the upper right corner of the assignment details box.

2. You will then be brought to the quiz’s details page. When you are ready select the Start Quiz button to start your attempt.

3. Answer the quiz’s questions to the best of your ability. When you answer a question, a checkmark will appear next to the question number on the left-hand side of your screen. Once you have finished answering all the questions, hit the Submit Quiz button in the upper right-hand corner of the page.

4. After selecting the Submit Quiz button a confirmation pop-up will appear, select the Submit button to confirm your quiz submission.

5. After you fully submit the quiz you will be able to see that your quiz was successfully submitted by a small pop-up in the upper right-hand corner of your class. Additionally, you will see that your quiz has been published and you can view the score in the Gradebook.

There may be times in which your instructor needs to reassign an assignment to you. If one of your assignments has been reassigned, you will see this indicated in assessment status.

1. To resubmit the assignment, start by clicking Submit Assignment.
   
   
2. Once on the assignment details page, click Attempt History.
   
   
3. In the Attempt History window, you can view all the times the assignment has been reassigned and any comments that the instructor may have provided. When you are ready to resubmit the assignment, select Go To Submit.
   
   
4. You will be directed to the next attempt window. Select Upload Files to upload the new revised documents.
   
   
5. Once you are ready to resubmit the assignment, select Review and Submit Assignment. A pop-up will appear allowing you to review all the attached documents and select the files that you want to submit. Press Submit Assignment to finish the resubmission process.
   
   

The rest of the submission process is identical to how you submitted the assignment originally. See the Submitting an Assignment heading above for a step-by-step walkthrough.

There may be times when you need to upload a media file such as an audio recording or a video. Because of the size of these files however, they’ll most likely exceed Halo’s file size limit of 40 MB. In cases like these, we have 2 suggestions for submitting these files. The first suggestion is compressing your file, so it doesn’t exceed the 40 MB limit. For more information on compressing files, please see our article Compressing your File(s) to Upload to Halo | Learn.

In some cases, such as with video files, even after compression your file may still be above the 40 MB limit. In situations like this, we recommend using OneDrive to get a shareable link to submit instead.

1. To submit a shareable link to Halo, you must first have your video or media file downloaded onto your device. Steps for downloading your video or media can vary depending on what software you used to record your media. Technical Support doesn’t assist with recording your media nor downloading it. For resources on these two steps, we recommend checking the Course Material Support section of the Student Success Center.
2. Once your media is recorded and downloaded, you’ll need to upload the file to OneDrive. GCU Students get a GCU OneDrive with their student email. For assistance with uploading your file to OneDrive, see Microsoft Online Programs in the GCU Portal.
   
   Note: If your file is already saved to OneDrive, skip to step 3.
3. After your file has been uploaded to OneDrive, you can get a shareable link to submit to your Halo | Learn classroom. For step by step instructions on how to get your shareable link, see the Using OneDrive to Share Files section of our Compressing your File(s) to Upload to Halo | Learn article.
4. After you’ve copied your link, you’ll want to open a new Word document to paste your link into. On a new Blank Word Document, paste your link with CTRL+V, or CMD+V if you’re on a Mac, and save your document. Be sure to save to This PC if you’re on a Windows or On My Mac if you’re on a Mac. For more details on Copying and Pasting, see our article Using Copy and Paste.
5. After saving your file, your link is ready to submit to Halo | Learn! From here, follow the steps in the Submitting an Assignment accordion above to submit your Word Document to Halo | Learn.
   
   Note: LopesWrite requires a minimum of 20 words to generate a report. If your document contains your link and nothing more, LopesWrite will be unable to generate a report.