You can add a rubric to an assignment to help students understand expectations for the assignment and how you intend to score their submissions. Occasionally, rubrics are added to assignments when...
You can add or edit the amount of points on a given assignment.
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When an assignment is set as a moderated assignment, only the moderator or a Canvas admin can edit the assignment after it is...
If you have added a non-scoring rubric to an assignment, you can assess the rubric in SpeedGrader. Non-scoring rubrics contain rating criterions without point values. Unlike regular rubrics,...
You can regrade a question for a quiz in New Quizzes using SpeedGrader. Regrading allows you to change the correct answer or point value for a question. The point value can also be changed for...
You can use the Gradebook to send messages to your students. This lesson describes how to message students using the Message Students Who option.
You can also message students individually from the...
SpeedGrader makes it easy to evaluate individual student assignments and group assignments quickly.
SpeedGrader displays assignment submissions for active students in your course. However,...
Your instructor may include a rubric as part of your assignment. The Rubric is a set of criteria that your instructor will use to grade your assignment. Before submitting your assignment, you can...
A rubric outlines the criteria an instructor uses to grade an assignment. Instructors may use different rubrics for different assignments, though not every assignment may include a rubric.
If an...
A group assignment is a way for instructors to allow students to work together on an assignment and submit it as a group. Only one group member needs to submit the assignment on behalf of the...
When creating a discussion, you can require students to comment and provide feedback on another student's work.
Peer reviews can only be created with graded discussions and do not have an anonymous...