In plain English
It means one single try at doing assessed work. Each try counts on its own as a separate submission when marking happens.
In context
Here, it identifies one specific permitted or recorded try that is counted as its own submission for marking.
- Situation
- Submitting assignments, reading rubrics, grades, feedback, and resubmission rules
- What it communicates
- identifies one permitted or recorded submission instance
Meaning limits
By itself, the term does not say how many tries are allowed overall or what result was received for this one.
Examples
“Maya's second attempt at the test was marked separately from her first.”
“Only one attempt has been recorded for the test so far.”