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#Blueharvest gradebook manual

Post all marks – make visible all current and future results (e.g.Post only marked items – make visible all currently entered results, or a selection of results, but keep future entries (e.g. results for late submissions) hidden until posted again. This is the recommended setting.Once you have marks available for an assignment, you can choose to: To post marks, there must be at least one mark available. This means that results are hidden from students until you are ready to post them.

#Blueharvest gradebook manual

The default grade posting policy at UTS is the manual grade posting policy. Use the ‘Apply filter’ switch to turn on and off a filter whenever you want to use it.

If you are creating more than one filter, after saving a button will appear below to allow you to create an additional filter.

Name the filter in the text field and select ‘Save’.

Select the ‘Apply conditions’ switch to filter the gradebook table.

Set the relevant conditions from the panel using the drop downs, Eg, student group.

Once in the ‘Gradebook Filters’ pop up window, create a filter:

Select the ‘Filters’ button in the top right of Gradebook.

To create filters, first find the ‘Gradebook Filters’:

Grading period, start date and/or end dates.

Submission (assignments that have unmarked submissions or only those with submissions).

Student group, assignment group, module and/or section.

It’s possible to apply multiple conditions to a single named filter, which can quickly be switched on and off.

For example, you could use this to identify students from one class that have yet to have their assignments marked. Automatic posting policy – marks are immediately visible to students as soon as they are entered in the gradebook, except for anonymous or moderated assignments.įiltering lets you identify a group of students and their marks quickly without the distraction of other students in the Gradebook list.Manual grade posting policy – marks are hidden from students until you manually post (i.e. unmute) them. This is the default grade posting policy at UTS.The visibility of marks to students is managed via the grade posting policy feature. There are two grade posting policies, which can be applied at the Canvas course (subject) level or per assignment: Filter columns by assignment groups, sections and modules.Sort and display student names or IDs (follow the instructions for ‘View Secondary Info’ to see student IDs).These Canvas guides introduce you to the layout and features of the Gradebook in more detail: