This article shows instructors how to access student attempts on assessments in the Ultra Course View
Overview:
In Ultra, accessing attempts can be done through the Gradebook or via the assignment.
Within the Gradebook Overview tab, you are able to see grades that “Needs posting” or “Needs grading.”
There are different methods to locate, filter, and sort attempts while grading.
Accessing Student Assessment Attempts
The Gradebook Overview allows you to locate assessments that Need Grading or Need posting. To find the Gradebook Overview, first navigate to Gradebook.
Then click on Overview.
Here you are able to see assignments and assessments that need to be graded or posted. To begin grading, click Grade now for any assignment. This will bring you to the grading page.
Once in the grading page you are able to grade and view all students' submissions.
Student attempts can be accessed through Gradable items. The advantage of Gradable items is you that you are able to see more grading information (i.e., missing, graded, posted) and access assignments all in one place.
To begin, navigate to the Gradebook.
Click on Gradable items.
You will now see the gradable items page that provides information about the assignment/assessments.
By clicking on any assignment, you will be able to access the Submissions page.
If you click on a student’s name, a sidebar will open. To view the student’s attempt, select Attempt #
Here, you can adjust the student’s grade, give them feedback, delete their attempt, and toggle between other student’s attempts.
Sorting Student Attempts
While on the grading page for student attempts, attempts can be sorted in various ways such as latest submission, oldest submission, or alphabetically.
To sort student submissions, first navigate to the student attempts page. Then click on the list icon.
Then select the way you would like to sort the student submissions.
The list of student submissions will update accordingly and instructors will be able to use the Next Student and Previous Student buttons accordingly.
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