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Updated on: Aug 17, 2019
How do I post grades for an assignment in the New Gradebook?
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How do I select a grade posting policy for an assignment in the New Gradebook?
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How do I select a grade posting policy for a course in the New Gradebook?
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How do I change the color for a grading status in the New Gradebook?
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How do I use the icons and colors in the New Gradebook?
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.
Icons and colors are simply gradebook indicators to assist you with course grading. All assignments count toward a student's total grade unless they are excused assignments.
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How do I view my grades in a current course using the New Gradebook?
The Grades page in a course displays all grades for all course assignments. You can also view scoring details, comments, and rubrics. If your instructor is using multiple grading periods, you can also filter grades by grading period.
This lesson shows how to view grades in a current course. Learn how to view grades in concluded courses.
Note: Some details in the Grades page, such as scoring details and the total grade, may be restricted in your course.
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How do I upload a file or image to my ePortfolio page as an instructor?
You can upload files or images and use previously uploaded files or images from your personal files in your ePortfolio.
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Updated on: Aug 17, 2019
How do I upload a file or image to my ePortfolio page as a student?
You can upload files or images and use previously uploaded files or images from your personal files in your ePortfolio.
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Updated on: Aug 17, 2019
How do I subscribe to the Calendar feed using Google Calendar as a student?
You can import your Canvas calendar to Google Calendar. The calendar feed will contain events and assignments from all of your Canvas calendars.
The steps in this lesson are also relevant for those using Gmail via Google Apps for Education. Google Apps for Education provides an Institution Email Account to those institutions participating in the program. To learn more, visit the Google Edu website.
Once you have subscribed to the calendar feed, you can remove or unsubscribe from the calendar feed at any time.
Note:
- All future events, and past events within 30 days, are included when exporting a Canvas calendar to Google Calendar.
- Google Calendar periodically updates but may take up to 24 hours to sync with the Canvas Calendar. Canvas update may not be immediately visible in Google Calendar.
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Updated on: Aug 17, 2019
How do I subscribe to the Calendar feed using Outlook as a student?
You can subscribe to the Calendar Feed using Outlook 2013 on your desktop. The calendar feed will contain events and assignments from all of your Canvas calendars. Once you have subscribed to the calendar feed, you can remove the calendar feed at any time in Outlook by opening the Tools menu, clicking Account Settings, and selecting the Internet Calendars tab.
If you are using an earlier version of Outlook, these steps may differ.
Notes:
- All future events, and past events within 30 days, are included when exporting a Canvas calendar to Outlook.
- Outlook periodically updates but may take up to 24 hours to sync with the Canvas Calendar. Canvas update may not be immediately visible in Outlook.
- If your institution/organization uses a Microsoft Exchange Server account, you can also subscribe to the calendar feed using the Outlook Web App in Exchange Server. This allows you to access your Outlook calendar online if you are away from your desktop. Please contact your IT administrator at your organization/institution for more information.
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