
Drawing, Brush, and Eraser: Draw freehand on the submission with various colors, thickness, and opacity. Your selection for each tool is saved between submissions. Annotation tools: Select each tool to view the tool properties. Zoom and Fit: Zoom in and out of the submission or adjust the view to fit the page, fit the width, or select the best fit. Pages: Use the arrows to jump to different pages in the submission. Sidebar: View Thumbnail, Outline, or Annotation views of the submission. On small screens, the Content Library is hidden. Annotation tools are stacked under the View Annotation Tools icon. On medium and small screens, the Document View settings display the page number you're viewing. Starting on Dec 10, 2020: if the submitted file (not converted) is greater than 300MB, processing will stop, in order guarantee no data loss and good performance.īb Annotate is supported on current versions of Firefox, Chrome, Edge, and Safari.Īs part of the responsive design, the menu display changes based on the screen size. Assignment submissions created through the editor aren't compatible with inline grading. If a student submitted an unsupported file, you're prompted to download it. Original formatting and embedded images are preserved. Download the submission to view the animated gif. #KAMI ANNOTATION PDF#
When you return, you can resume working.Īnimated gifs display only the first frame in the pdf viewer for annotation purposes. Your completed annotations, feedback, and files are saved on the page.
You'll receive a warning message before your session expires. Office Suite Macros, such as Visual Basic, aren't supported.Īnnotation sessions expire after one hour. Digital Images (JPEG, JPG, PNG, TIF, TIFF, TGA, BMP, HEIC).
You can view and annotate these document types in the browser: On the Assignment Submission page, supported file types open in the browser.