Difference between revisions of "Assessment and Grading Tools"
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| − | ===[ | + | ===[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-4131#jive_content_id_Grades 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.===== | =====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.===== | ||
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| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-1912 What are Grades and the Gradebook?]==== |
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2780 What do the icons and colors in the Gradebook represent?]==== |
*There are different icons and colors in the new Gradebook. Depending on how you grade assignments (manually or otherwise), you will see different icons or colors. | *There are different icons and colors in the new Gradebook. Depending on how you grade assignments (manually or otherwise), you will see different icons or colors. | ||
*For more information on grading assignments, please visit the Assignments and Grades chapters in the Canvas Guides. | *For more information on grading assignments, please visit the Assignments and Grades chapters in the Canvas Guides. | ||
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2788 How do I use the Individual View Gradebook?]==== |
*The Gradebook Individual View allows faculty to assess one student and one assignment at a time. Fully accessible to screen readers, this Gradebook view allows faculty to sort by section and assignment and contains all the same settings that are available in the Gradebook Grid View (the view that shows all students in a course). | *The Gradebook Individual View allows faculty to assess one student and one assignment at a time. Fully accessible to screen readers, this Gradebook view allows faculty to sort by section and assignment and contains all the same settings that are available in the Gradebook Grid View (the view that shows all students in a course). | ||
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2825 How do I evaluate group work?]==== |
*Before you can evaluate group work, you will need to create a group assignment. Learn how to view what students are doing in their groups. | *Before you can evaluate group work, you will need to create a group assignment. Learn how to view what students are doing in their groups. | ||
*Students can submit Google documents, Pages, and other group work as an assignment. | *Students can submit Google documents, Pages, and other group work as an assignment. | ||
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2805 How do I leave comments for students in the Gradebook?]==== |
*If you want to leave simple feedback for your students, you can leave a text comment directly in the Gradebook. Gradebook comments will be placed within the Discussion portion of Speedgrader™. | *If you want to leave simple feedback for your students, you can leave a text comment directly in the Gradebook. Gradebook comments will be placed within the Discussion portion of Speedgrader™. | ||
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=====Use SpeedGrader™ to view and grade student assignment submissions in one place using a simple point scale or complex rubric. Some document assignments can be marked up for feedback directly within the submission. You can also provide feedback to your students with text or media comments.===== | =====Use SpeedGrader™ to view and grade student assignment submissions in one place using a simple point scale or complex rubric. Some document assignments can be marked up for feedback directly within the submission. You can also provide feedback to your students with text or media comments.===== | ||
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| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2928 How do I use SpeedGrader™?]==== |
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2925 How do I get to SpeedGrader™ from the Gradebook?]==== |
*You can access SpeedGrader™ from the Gradebook in just a few clicks. | *You can access SpeedGrader™ from the Gradebook in just a few clicks. | ||
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2955 How do I hide student names in SpeedGrader™?]==== |
*If you want to grade assignments without knowing who submitted them, you can hide student names in SpeedGrader™. | *If you want to grade assignments without knowing who submitted them, you can hide student names in SpeedGrader™. | ||
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2930 How do I leave feedback for my students in SpeedGrader™?]==== |
*You can leave feedback for your students using text, an attached file, video, or audio. | *You can leave feedback for your students using text, an attached file, video, or audio. | ||
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2962 How do I use Chrome's speech recognition feature to leave a comment in SpeedGrader™?]==== |
*If you use the Google Chrome web browser to access Canvas, you can use Chrome's speech recognition feature to leave text comments on student assignments in the SpeedGrader™. Chrome's speech recognition feature turns your spoken comments into text comments. | *If you use the Google Chrome web browser to access Canvas, you can use Chrome's speech recognition feature to leave text comments on student assignments in the SpeedGrader™. Chrome's speech recognition feature turns your spoken comments into text comments. | ||
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=====Use Outcomes to track the mastery of learning objectives. Create nested outcomes by dragging and dropping outcomes to create structure.===== | =====Use Outcomes to track the mastery of learning objectives. Create nested outcomes by dragging and dropping outcomes to create structure.===== | ||
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| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-1900 How do I create an Outcome for my course?]==== |
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-1903 How do I create Outcome groups for my course?]==== |
*Grouping Outcomes in a course allows for organization of multiple related Outcomes. | *Grouping Outcomes in a course allows for organization of multiple related Outcomes. | ||
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-1905 How do I track student progress on a Learning Outcome?]==== |
*Outcome performance is recorded in Canvas for each student and her assessed artifacts, which can be any assignment aligned with an outcome. | *Outcome performance is recorded in Canvas for each student and her assessed artifacts, which can be any assignment aligned with an outcome. | ||
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-1906 How do I align an Outcome with a Question Bank?]==== |
*Aligning outcomes to a bank of questions can provide a more accurate measurement than a single question because of the possible variety of questions and what is being measured. When applicable, you can align multiple outcomes to a question bank by aligning outcomes one at a time. | *Aligning outcomes to a bank of questions can provide a more accurate measurement than a single question because of the possible variety of questions and what is being measured. When applicable, you can align multiple outcomes to a question bank by aligning outcomes one at a time. | ||
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=====Use Rubrics to set up custom or Outcome-based assessment criteria for scoring.===== | =====Use Rubrics to set up custom or Outcome-based assessment criteria for scoring.===== | ||
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| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2897 How do I create a Rubric?]==== |
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2870 How do I add a Rubric to an Assignment?]==== |
*Generally speaking, Rubrics are added to Assignments when you have an Outcome inside of the Rubric that you would like to use for alignment purposes. For more information on the benefits of aligning Outcomes to Assignments, please visit the outcomes alignment lesson. | *Generally speaking, Rubrics are added to Assignments when you have an Outcome inside of the Rubric that you would like to use for alignment purposes. For more information on the benefits of aligning Outcomes to Assignments, please visit the outcomes alignment lesson. | ||
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2914 How do I align an Outcome with a Rubric?]==== |
*You will need to create the outcome and rubric separately before you can align the outcome with the rubric. | *You will need to create the outcome and rubric separately before you can align the outcome with the rubric. | ||
| − | ====[ | + | ====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-2911 How do I edit Rubric details?]==== |
*This lesson will walk you through editing Rubric details. | *This lesson will walk you through editing Rubric details. | ||
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