In Global Navigation, click the Courses link [1], then click the name of the course [2].

In Course Navigation, click the Grades link.

The grade summary displays your student's total grade [1], and allows you to show or hide all scoring details, comments, and rubrics shown in the Grades page [2].

Depending on the grade calculation for the course, your student's total grade may display as a point value or as a percentage.

Note: Your instructor may restrict you from viewing your student's total grade [3].

From the grades page you can select the course for which you want to view grades by clicking the Course drop-down menu [1]. By default, the Grades page displays assignments chronologically by assignment due date. To sort grades by module, assignment name, or assignment group, click the Arrange by drop-down menu [2]. However, if modules or assignment groups aren't used in the course, they won't be included as sorting options. To apply selected sort options, click the Apply button [3]. Assignments that are not part of a module display at the end of the assignments list in alphabetical order.

You can view assignment names [4], due dates [5], assignment submission dates [6], statuses [7], scores [8], and total point values [9]. You may also be able to view whether the assignment includes a comments, scoring details, or a scoring rubric [10].

You may see various grade icons in the score column indicating the assignment type [11]. Assignments that display a grade icon have not been graded by the instructor. Once the assignment is graded, the icon will be replaced by your student's score.

To print your student's grades, click the Print button [12].

Note: The Status column only appears if one or more assignments have an associated status.

Some assignments display a black warning icon [1], which alerts you that points earned from this assignment will not count toward your student's final grade [2]. Your student should still submit this assignment unless it has been excused by their instructor.

If your student's instructor left a comment on the assignment, the assignment displays a comment icon [1]. To view comments, click the icon. Comments display chronologically [2]. To close comments, click the Close link [3].

If you can view scoring details, click the Check Mark icon [1]. You can view the grade distribution for the assignment and view the mean, high, and low scores [2].

The graph's horizontal line extends from 0 to the assignment's highest possible score [3]. The white box extends from the lowest to the highest student scores. Your student's score appears as a square on this plot [4].

You will only see scoring details if more than five other student submissions are also scored. If you do not see the scoring details, then fewer than five other students submissions are scored.

To close scoring details, click the Close link [5].

If an assignment includes a rubric, the assignment may display a rubric icon [1]. To view your student's results, click the icon. View your student's score based on the rubric [2]. To close the rubric, click the Close Rubric link [3].

Note: The total rubric score may be restricted by your student's instructor.

The Grades page lists assignment groups included in your student's course [1]. Assignment groups allow instructors to organize assignments, discussions, and quizzes into groups and apply specific grading rules or weights to those groups. You can view the percentage score for each group [2] and the points your student has earned versus the total points possible [3].

Note: Assignment group percentages may be restricted by your student's instructor.

The sidebar displays information about how your student's grades are calculated.

If assignment groups are weighted, the sidebar displays the breakdown of weighted assignment groups [1].

Assignment group weights always display as a percentage. If your student's instructor allows you to view total grades, you can see a breakdown in the points your student has earned versus the total points possible [2].

Note: Your student's instructor may restrict you from viewing your grade totals in assignment group percentages [3].

Learning Mastery scores may be used by your student's instructor to measure performance based on classroom learning standards, or outcomes. Outcome scores may be tied to assignments and other items throughout Canvas.

To view your student's standards-based scores, click the Learning Mastery tab.