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By clicking Post now, you can Post all grades.
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Posting Grades from an Assessment
Navigate to an assessment via Course Content or via the Gradebook.
Find the specific assignment, quiz, or student submission you want to post the grades of. This will bring you to the Submissions page.
Grade the submissions.
Once the submissions are graded, return back to the submissions page. It will look like this:
There are two options. You can post students’ grades one at a time by using the smaller Post option on an individual’s work or you can Post all grades, which is at the top right corner.
If your column is hidden from students, you can still post grades, but your students will not see it. Your students will only see changes in their Gradebook when you make columns visible to students
Auto Posting Grades
Ultra allows professors to auto post grades for quizzes, exams, assignments, and any test that does not have any essay type questions. To set up auto post for a multiple choice test:
Find your test in you Content and click on it to get to its Content and Settings
Click on the gear icon for Settings.
Scroll down to Assessment Grading and check the box so it turns green.
Click SaveFrom the Submissions tab, you can view the graded attempts and post grades.
You can post the grade of an individual student, or Post all grades.
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Auto Posting Grades
Assignments and Tests have an setting which allows instructors to “Post assessment grades automatically”. If enabled, the “Posting” step will be removed and any input grades/feedback will be visible to students immediately.
This setting can be accessed from an individual assessment’s settings.
Assignments: This setting is disabled by default.
Tests: This setting is enabled by default. Tests that have autograded questions (ie MC, TF, etc) will be graded and posted automatically.
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Auto post will not post if there are mix of essay questions, multiple choice, or matching, etc. You must post the grades after grading those questions manually |
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