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This setting is used mostly for exams to be sure that students will not be able to view their marked papers. This is not absolutely essential: as long as you never Publish grades in Gradescope, students will not be able to see how their work has been marked. Ticking  Hide all rubric items provides added protection […]

For both Homework/Problem set and Online assignments, you can set a time limit. See Giving students extra time. The timer starts once a student clicks ‘Start Assignment’, and they must then submit within the allotted time limit. When the time runs out The assignment Due Date and Allow Late Submissions settings also affect this. If late

As with Blackboard tests, where students are allowed additional time for assessments, you can grant extensions to individual students in Gradescope. Typically you will do this for each assignment, but it is also possible to give a student extra time for all future assignments in a course. Give students an extension for an assignment Go

Online Assignment This is the assignment type to choose for exams which contain multiple choice questions, but also some questions where students need to write free text, or submit a scanned copy of handwritten work. Create an assignment from your Blackboard course or directly in Gradescope by clicking on Assignments on the collapsible left-hand menu

Homework / Problem Set assignment – students upload a PDF This is the assignment type to choose for assessments where students complete work on paper, then scan it and upload to Gradescope. Students can either submit a single PDF file, or one image per question. We strongly recommend that they combine all of their images

How do students access Gradescope? Full instructions for students on how to access Gradescope, scan and submit their work, can be found on the Student help site. What can students see inside Gradescope? Whatever kind of link students follow to access Gradescope, if they then click on the Gradescope logo (top left) they will be

The release of marks and feedback is managed from the Gradescope Review Grades screen. Coursework For assessments where you want students to be able to view their marks and feedback, when all marking and moderation is complete you can Publish Grades. This will enable students to see their feedback inside Gradescope. See the Gradescope guide Reviewing Grades:

When all submissions to an assignment have been marked, you can go to the Review Grades screen to see an overview of submissions and grades. See the Gradescope guide Reviewing Grades. From this screen programme administrators can manage marks – for example send them to Blackboard.

To mark work submitted to a Gradescope assignment click on the relevant assignment in the Assessment area of your course. This will take you to the grading dashboard for the selected assignment. Click on the Question number to mark submissions for that question. You can also go into the Gradescope course, then to ‘Assignments’ and

Once you have created a Gradescope assignment and set up the Outline the marking Rubric for the assignment can be defined. This will be the responsibility of the module convener, or lead marker for the exam. Design and plan your marking rubric You are responsible for deciding if there are specific point awards or penalties you want