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Uploading Final Grades into DuckWeb
At the end of the term, final grades can be exported from Canvas and uploaded into DuckWeb.
Importing and Exporting Scores
Scores from the Gradebook can be imported or exported as a CSV file. This can be helpful for quick correction of scores, creating additional assignments quickly, or downloading scores at the end of the term for upload to Duckweb. This page will cover the Import/Export process in-depth. For more…
Accessing SpeedGrader
SpeedGrader is the Canvas grading tool. It allows you to quickly grade individual or group assignments, quizzes, and discussions. You can access SpeedGrader through the Assignment, Quiz, or Discussion that you are grading.
Anonymous Grading Feature
Canvas supports anonymous grading of assignments, quizzes, and papers.
Comparing Instructor & Student Gradebook Views
This page provides views of the Gradebook for Instructors, and also shows what students see in their view of Grades. Note that the student view is different, and it is helpful to remind them where to find the feedback you provide in SpeedGrader as well as the annotations made on their submissions…
Gradebook Filtering and Navigation
The Canvas gradebook provides filtering tools to help you navigate your assignments, your students, and their progress through your class.
Using the Assignment Page to Apply Rules and Grade Weighting
All graded work including graded Discussions, graded Quizzes and Assignments will be on the Assignment Page (Index). If your grading scheme is based on points (not percentage) and unweighted, all of these items can be in one group. If you would like to organize your assignments by type, apply a…
Gradebook FAQs
The following are some of the questions we frequently get asked about Grades in Canvas. For a full list of FAQs from Canvas, check out these Canvas Guides from Instructure: Grades Why can't I add columns to the Gradebook on my own? The Canvas Gradebook is driven entirely by the Assignment Index…