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Gradebook

Grades can serve as a communication tool between students and instructors and allow instructors to track the progress of students.
The Gradebook stores all information about student progress in the course, measuring both letter grades and course outcomes.

From Canvas Basics Guide > What are Grades and the Gradebook?

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Gradebook interface

Use the Gradebook
Use grading periods in a course
Use the icons and colours
Change the color for a grading status
Use the Total column
Use the Notes column
Arrange columns
Filter columns and rows
Sort and display student data
Sort an individual assignment column
Create assignment columns for non-submission assignments

Enter, edit, import, export

Enter and edit grades
Enter grades for an individual assignment as a specific grading type
Change the status of a submission
Override a student's final grade
Import grades
Export grades

Download and upload student submissions

Learning Mastery / Outcomes

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Archive/download Gradebook
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Bulk import comments
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Change the default grading scheme to the NUS grading scheme
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Check assignment submission status - late or not submitted?
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Create a new gradebook item in Canvas
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Create assignment columns for non-submission assignments in Gradebook
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Display only letter grades in gradebook
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Download or export class roster/list
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Ensure grade accuracy
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Gradebook columns explainer
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Hide and post grades
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Hide totals in student grade summaries and assignment grade distribution graphs
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Import marks from Canvas to IMMS
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Import marks to Canvas gradebook from applications outside Canvas (e.g. ExamSoft)
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Is there a space in Gradebook for instructors to justify overriden grades?

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Post, hide, publish

Policies

Feedback to students

SpeedGrader

Get to SpeedGrader from the Gradebook
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