Use the Up and Down arrow keys to move the selected question.
\nNo, Canvas Blueprint courses are not supported when using Gradescope. If you are using a Blueprint course in Canvas, you won’t be able to link it directly with Gradescope. To use Gradescope, you’ll need to integrate a standard Canvas course instead.
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In this guide:
When creating your assignment, each question had two elements to it to help Gradescope identify each question and student answer.
To reorder these, follow these steps:
Reordering questions does not impact student submissions or existing grades.
Grading is preserved. Any work you've already graded will remain attached to the correct question, even if its number changes. The Grading interface will reflect the updated question order to match your outline.
If you're matching the assignment layout to a different question template or correcting an initial setup, reordering is a quick way to do so without regrading.
Reordering questions does not automatically swap their positions on the submission view. Make sure the new order aligns with your intent and with any printed or digital templates you're using.
You can also use your keyboard to reorder questions:
Use the Up and Down arrow keys to move the selected question.
\nTo learn more about keyboard navigation and accessible controls, visit our Accessibility Information and Resources page.
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Use the left-hand navigation menu to access your institution’s account integrations and settings.
Don't have access? Reach out to your Turnitin Account Manager to request access
On this tab, you can view institution-level insights into course activity, enrollment trends, and user engagement. For more information, check out the Admin Dashboard guide.
On this tab, you can configure, enable, and disable LTI 1.0 LMS integrations for your institution.
On this tab, you can configure, enable, and edit LTI 1.3 integration deployments.
On this tab, you can configure, edit, enable, and disable an SSO integration for your institution’s Gradescope account. For more information, check out the Configuring an SSO Integration guide.
On this tab, you can enable Course Access for your institution’s Gradescope account. For more information check out the Admin Settings guide.
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In this guide, instructors and students learn how to log in to Gradescope with Single Sign-On (SSO) or through the Learning Management System (LMS).
Before you begin
In this guide:
If your school has an institutional license and has set up SSO, you can log in to Gradescope using your school’s single sign-on (SSO) system. Follow the steps below based on whether or not you already have a Gradescope account.
If you are struggling to log in using your SSO credentials, this FAQ may be able to help.
Before you begin, check if your school supports SSO and go to the search for your school in our SSO list.
Go to the account settings page and link your school and Gradescope accounts. If you don’t link your two different accounts, you may end up with two separate Gradescope accounts.
\nIf you already have two separate Gradescope accounts, follow the steps in our FAQ article, How can I merge two accounts?
To access Gradescope courses, you may be required by your institution to log in with your institution’s Single Sign on (SSO) or Learning Management System (LMS) authenticated credentials.
For instructors teaching at multiple institutions and students enrolled in more than one institution, the Your Courses dashboard can be navigated using the tabs.
This guide for admins provides information on admin settings located in an administrator's account.
In this guide:
Each section on this page corresponds to a setting that can be configured on the Gradescope admin settings page. Use the steps below to navigate to that page.
The Course Access setting requires Gradescope staff to log in with their institution’s single sign-on (SSO) or Learning Management System (LMS) credentials to access their courses in Gradescope. This setting will block a user’s access to their Gradescope course until they sign in with the institution’s SSO or LMS credentials.
This setting only restricts access to Gradescope on the web. Students can still log in through the Gradescope mobile app using their native credentials in order to submit assignments.
When enabled, whenever staff log in without using their institution's LMS or SSO login credentials, they will be blocked from accessing their Gradescope courses and will see the following notifications on their course dashboard:
\n[Institution name] requires LMS login
\nLog in with your institution's Learning Management System to access Gradescope courses.
\n
As this setting will impact how all students and staff access Gradescope, we recommend communicating with them if you decide to utilize this setting. An example message you may want to send could look something like this:
\nIn line with our institution’s commitment to security, all Gradescope users are now required to access their Gradescope courses through [your institution's chosen LMS / SSO].
\n\n
When students and instructors access Gradescope via the LMS, the platform may load inside an iframe. This reduces the available screen space compared to accessing Gradescope directly on the web. Some instructors may find this limiting. If this becomes an issue, many LMSs allow administrators or instructors to configure Gradescope to launch in a new tab:
Users logging into Gradescope via SSO will always launch into a new tab and not experience these potential issues.
This setting automatically syncs the Gradescope assignment due date to the LMS due date when the assignment is created or linked.
This setting applies only to Blackboard and Canvas integrations using LTI 1.3.
To automatically sync Gradescope assignment due dates to the LMS due dates, select Sync Gradescope assignment due dates to the LMS (LTI 1.3 only). The due date of any newly created assignments in Gradescope with autosync to the LMS. The assignment due date can only be edited within the LMS.
\nWhen enabled, an instructor won't be able to edit the assignment due date in Gradescope and will see the following message for the Due Date field.
This setting allows administrators to control whether students can see their classmates' email addresses within group submissions. When enabled, students will continue to see group member names, but email addresses will be hidden to support institutional privacy requirements.
When trying to submit a paper-based assignment (homework/problem set or exam/quiz) and you're having issues assigning questions to the pages, you can try the following workaround solution that allows you to ultimately assign questions to your assignment pages.
This guide for instructors explains how to use Gradescope’s submission view tools and keyboard shortcuts to navigate, annotate, and grade student work quickly and efficiently.
In this guide:
When you hover your mouse over the Submission View, more options appear that let you manipulate the submission.
In the top left, you can toggle between the full page view and the question-only view. The question-only view allows you to change your view to the region that you set up during the Edit Outline step. The Full Page view allows you to see the whole page of the submission.
If a student wrote their response on a different page than the location that you expected, you can use the View Next/Previous page arrows to navigate to other pages of the submission. You can also click All Pages (bottom left) to view all the pages of the submission and jump to another page. For variable-length assignments, any pages the student selected for that question will be highlighted.
You can speed up your grading workflow in Gradescope by using keyboard shortcuts.
To go to your last-viewed submission, you can use the back button in your browser. You may also open multiple tabs at once to grade multiple students’ submissions at the same time.
You can visit the Question Submissions Index by clicking on the total submission count, located in the lower-left corner. You can also access this page using the “a” keyboard shortcut. This page lists all the submissions for the question that you are on. It displays information such as the grader, the score that was given, and whether a submission was graded. If you are looking for a particular student’s submission to a question, this is an easy way to find it.
There are also few ways to zoom.
If you move the submission around or zoom in/out and want to save this view to be the default view for that question, you can click Save View.
What does Save View do? Saving the submission view only affects your default view of that question and will not affect other graders’ default view. If you wish to change the default view for all graders, edit the question’s region on the Edit Outline page.
Lastly, you can rotate the submission by clicking on the rotate button next to the zoom tools in the bottom right corner.
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You'll also need to enter your email address, in order to ensure you get notified when your feature request is released.
The timezone of your account is set by your institution and cannot be changed.
Every course and assignment has Rubric Permissions that can be set by an instructor. Rubric Permissions determine which Gradescope staff can add, import, and edit the rubrics for a course or assignment. Only an instructor can customize rubric permissions to lock rubric editing entirely and prevent any changes. Rubric Permissions can be set in the Assignment Settings and Course Settings.
\nRubric permissions can be customized to one of the following options:
\nIf you need assistance with rubric permissions, please contact your instructor.
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\nResubmitting to your assignment before the due date, and it will override your previous submission. For a programming assignment, note that if your instructor has set a limit on the number of submissions allowed, you cannot resubmit past that limit.
\nUnfortunately, Gradescope is unable to reopen assignment deadlines or enable exceptions for resubmissions. Additionally, your institution most likely has their own policy for submitting past an assignment deadline, and so this isn’t something our Support Team can modify.
\nIf you are unable to submit to an assignment and the due date has passed, we recommend raising this with your instructor directly.
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\nIf you wish to request the deletion of your account, please contact your academic institution directly.
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Read more about the power of Gradescope in our User Stories.
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From your Dashboard, select the course you’d like to view.
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\nClick on any assignment to open it and start submitting your work.
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However, you can try the following things if you've already uploaded a file:
At this time, this is not something we currently offer at Gradescope, but we do have this feature request listed on our roadmap. You can vote and add comments on this feature request here: Lockdown browser functionality on Gradescope. We'll then follow up with you if and when this feature becomes available on Gradescope in the future.
\nIf you are looking to support your high security exams with device control tools, Turnitin has other solutions that might be a good fit, and so would advise raising this with your Account Manager.
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\n\n
\n
Read information about new product releases for Gradescope.
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional
Keyboard navigation for Answer Grouping UI
As a part of our ongoing accessibility initiative, we have made it possible to navigate and operate all elements of the Answer Grouping page by keyboard only. You can follow Gradescope’s accessibility journey from here: https://www.turnitin.com/accessibility/#product-vpats
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Basic
Updated Sign Up forms
We have updated our Sign Up forms for when new users sign up to create an account. The increased number of fields ensure a smoother approval process for Gradescope staff to provision user accounts quicker.
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Basic
Confirmation dialog for publishing grades
We now display a confirmation dialog when publishing grades, which includes the number of students for whom their grades would be published for.
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Basic
New version of the Android Gradescope mobile app
We have released a new version of the Gradescope student mobile app for Android, which includes fixes for access and timeout issues.
As of now, students using both the iOS and Android versions of the mobile app should be able to enjoy an error-free experience.
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional
Grid Rubrics View (Wide Release)
With the Grid Rubrics feature, Rubric Item Groups on Gradescope can be displayed in a grid view for any assignment type. This feature is now out of its beta stage and is available to all users on the Gradescope Institutional tier by default.
You can read more about using grid rubrics here: https://guides.gradescope.com/hc/en-us/articles/22249389005709-Grading-submissions-with-rubrics#h_01HHDDG2Z294V33XS2CBN41MW1
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional
New Student Email Visibility setting
Gradescope administrators will now see a Student Email Visibility setting. When this setting is enabled, students will not see other students' email addresses anywhere in the Gradescope interface across all courses at the institution.
Learn more about how to enable this feature in the new \"Settings\" menu option for Admins.
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional
Custom Student ID Sync for Canvas LTI 1.3 Integration
We have added the ability for Canvas administrators to specify which field within Canvas gets imported into Gradescope as the Student ID.
To customize this value, the Canvas x Gradescope LTI 1.3 integration would need to be configured via the manual key setup.
For more details, please refer to the information under the Manual key setup tab in Choose your configuration key setup here:
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional
LMS Due Date Sync for LTI 1.3 Assignments (Canvas & Blackboard)
We’ve improved LTI 1.3 assignment syncing so that, depending on your institution’s settings, the assignment due date can be synced from your LMS to Gradescope. When due date syncing is enabled and you link your assignment, the due date becomes read-only in Gradescope and can only be updated in your LMS (similar to how assignment titles are managed after linking).
If your institution has due date sync enabled, the due date field is disabled after linking and can only be changed in the LMS.
Individual student extensions and late due dates do not sync to the LMS.
Prevent duplicate account creation when a user’s email address changes in LMS
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional
We made a change to use the \"UUID\" attached to a user's LMS identity. This means when a user launches into Gradescope from their LMS with a UUID that we recognize but has an email address we do not recognize, we will add the new email address as a secondary email on the account. This prevents duplicate account creation when a user’s email address changes in their LMS user profile.
Ability for administrators to restrict native access to Gradescope
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional
To support security needs, administrators have an optional setting to ensure all users (instructors, students, etc.) access courses at their institution through their LMS or SSO integration rather than natively through the Gradescope website when logging in via web (this doesn’t impact mobile app access). Learn more about how to enable this feature in the new \"Settings\" menu option for administrators. If you need to be added as an administrator for your institution, please reach out to help@gradescope.com.
Korean Bubble Sheet template
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Basic
Now, users who have their language preferences set to Korean automatically see the localized version of the bubble sheet template in Gradescope and are able to provide their students a translated version of the template. This will appear both in the 'Create Assignment' modal and on the 'Edit Answer Key' page.
Here is the link to the Korean Bubble Sheet template: https://gradescope-static-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/examples/bubble_sheet_v2/ko-KR/template.pdf
Bug fix: Consistent rounding of % graded on assignment and course dashboard
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Basic
Previously, we had reports that the percentage of graded submissions did not match between the course dashboard and the grading dashboard for assignments.
We have made the rounding methods consistent between these locations, so there is no longer a discrepancy.
For users with more than one school, add tabs for filtering courses on the account dashboard
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Basic
Now, for all users who have Gradescope courses at more than one school, they can filter their dashboard to see Gradescope courses by school. For all other users, their dashboard will remain the same.
Newly applied fixes to Create Rubric page to adhere to Reflow accessibility standard
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Basic
As part of our 2025 Accessibility Improvements project, we made updates so that the Bubble Sheet Manage Submissions page now adheres to the WGAC AA 1.4.10 Reflow standard.
This enhancement ensures that:
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Institutional Trial
We have added Rubric Permissions to the course and assignment settings. These permissions allow an instructor to designate which Gradescope staff can add, import, or edit the rubrics for a course or assignment. By default, all Gradescope staff can make changes to the rubrics. However, instructors can now use this setting to reserve rubric changes to instructor roles only or lock rubric editing entirely to prevent any further changes during grading.
Bubble Sheet Manage Submissions page adheres to Reflow accessibility standard
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Institutional Trial, Gradescope Basic
As part of our 2025 Accessibility Improvements project, we made updates so that the Bubble Sheet Manage Submissions page now adheres to the WGAC AA 1.4.10 Reflow standard.
This enhancement ensures that:
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Institutional Trial, Gradescope Basic
Improved Reflow Support on Create Assignment and Item Analysis Pages
Continuing our 2025 Accessibility Improvements project, we’ve updated the Create Assignment page and the Item Analysis page in Bubble Sheet Assignments to conform with the WCAG 2.1 AA 1.4.10 Reflow standard. These enhancements ensure better usability on smaller screens and when zoomed in, by reducing the need for horizontal scrolling. Key improvements include:
These updates improve layout flexibility and ensure a more accessible experience for all users.
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Institutional Trial, Gradescope Basic
Review Grades page adheres to Reflow accessibility standard
As part of our 2025 Accessibility Improvements project, we made updates so that the Assignment Dashboard page now adheres to the WGAC AA 1.4.10 Reflow standard.This enhancement ensures that the data on the Review Grades page properly wraps and that the version tabs at the top and the table element on the page each scroll horizontally.
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Institutional Trial, Gradescope Basic
Improved Reflow Support Across Gradescope Navigation and Dashboards for Accessibility
As part of our 2025 Accessibility Improvements project, we’ve enhanced multiple areas of Gradescope to meet the WCAG 2.1 1.4.10 Reflow standard. Key updates include:
These changes improve usability for all users, especially those relying on zoomed-in views or smaller devices.
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Basic
Now when users are creating a Bubble Sheet assignment (and have their language set to Portuguese in Gradescope), they have access to a Portuguese 200-question bubble sheet template on the Create Assignment and Answer Key pages. For more information, check out the Creating a Bubble Sheet assignment guide in Portuguese for the template or view the Portuguese bubble sheet template.
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Now when new TA accounts are created, either by syncing Gradescope with the LMS or by adding a TA to a course, they will automatically get access to two demo courses on their account. The demo courses, Gradescope Tutorial and Gradescope Assignment Examples, allow the TA to practice and learn how to use Gradescope.
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Institutions with a Gradescope Blackboard integration set up can now sync student IDs from Blackboard to Gradescope using the student_id field.
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Our Gradescope Tutorial and Assignment Examples demo courses are now available in Japanese for our users in Japan. These demo courses contain example assignments for new users to practice using Gradescope and for instructors to train their colleagues or TAs.
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional
For Gradescope courses linked to the LMS via LTI 1.3, users first and last name will now be synced from the LMS when a user launches Gradescope from within their LMS and when the roster is synced. This ensures the LMS governs student name data and ensures consistency between the two platforms.
Additionally, a user's account name can no longer be edited within Gradescope by the user or the instructor. Any changes to account names must be made within the LMS. Previously, account names were only updated to reflect the LMS names when the roster was synced and the names were editable in Gradescope.
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Basic
For new instructor accounts, welcome emails now include custom information and resources based on their institutions license type (freemium or licensed) and LMS integration (SSO or LMS integrations). Additionally, emails now include links to get started videos and help center guidance.
Previously, welcome emails included a password reset link that didn't apply to customers with SSO or LMS integration and a link to sign up for workshops, which are no longer in place in all regions.
Turnitin license: Gradescope Institutional, Gradescope Basic
LaTeX used in rubric items, submission specific comments, and text annotations as well as images embedded in the rubric will now render successfully in PDF exports. Also, the PDF has a new look, is easier to read, and is more accessible.
Welcome to Gradescope’s new help guidance site! Take a moment to visit the new pages to update your bookmarks and get familiar with the new content, improved organization, and search functionality.
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Our guidance search has greatly improved
Use the search bar at the top of any page to locate the guidance you’re searching for.
Our student guidance is more comprehensive
Students now have a submitting an assignment article for every Gradescope assignment, visit our Submitting Assignments content. For students who access Gradescope via an LMS, visit the Submitting to Gradescope in an LMS for Students section. Visit the Student Center area for all student-related guidance.
Our administrator guidance exists all in one place
Our Administrator Dashboard and Configuring an SSO Integration content now lives in our Admin Account Management area. We've also introduced an Admin FAQ area to answer some commonly asked questions from institution admins. Visit the Administrators area for all admin-related guidance.
Our instructor guidance exists all in one place
Our Course Management and Assignment Management content now lives in the Instructor area for managing courses and assignments. All Gradescope assignments now have their own Grading articles, check out our Grading and Tracking Assignments content. Visit the Instructors area for all instructor-related guidance.
Use the table below as a cheatsheet to quickly locate guidance.
\n| What you're looking for | \nWhere to find it | \n
| Student guidance | \nStudent Center | \n
| Student LMS guidance | \nUsing Gradescope in an LMS for Students | \n
| LMS guidance for administrators and instructors | \nLMS Workflows | \n
| Administrator account settings + Admin FAQ | \nGradescope for Administrators | \n
| Instructor guidance | \nInstructors | \n
| Assignment workflow | \nInstructors | \n
| Course workflow | \nInstructors | \n
| Instructor FAQ + Remote Assessment FAQ | \nInstructors | \n
| User profile guidance | \n\n\n | \n
| Creating, Editing, and Deleting an Assignment | \n\n\n | \n
| Administrator Dashboard + Configuring an SSO Integration | \n\n\n | \n
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Depending on your institution's configuration, you may be launching Gradescope from Sakai using LTI version 1.3 or using the older version, LTI 1.0 combined with Sakai's custom API. An application programming interface (API) is a type of software that allows two apps to communicate with each other. Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) is a type of software developed by IMS Global Learning Consortium specifically to allow learning systems, such as Sakai, to communicate with external systems, such as Gradescope.
\nBecause the process for using Gradescope with Sakai can differ slightly based on which integration version you have, it's recommended that before you start using our LTI guides, you use one of the methods below to figure out whether your institution is launching Gradescope with LTI 1.0 + API or with LTI 1.3.
\nDepending on your institution's configuration, you may be launching Gradescope from Brightspace (D2L) using LTI version 1.3 or using the older version, LTI 1.0 combined with Brightspace's (D2L) custom API. An application programming interface (API) is a type of software that allows two apps to communicate with each other. Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) is a type of software developed by IMS Global Learning Consortium specifically to allow learning systems, such as Brightspace (D2L), to communicate with external systems, such as Gradescope.
\nBecause the process for using Gradescope with Brightspace (D2L) can differ slightly based on which integration version you have, it's recommended that before you start using our LTI guides, you use one of the methods below to figure out whether your institution is launching Gradescope with LTI 1.0 + API or with LTI 1.3.
\nDepending on your institution's configuration, you may be launching Gradescope from Blackboard using LTI version 1.3 combined with Blackboard's custom API.
\nAn application programming interface (API) is a type of software that allows two apps to communicate with each other. Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) is a type of software developed by IMS Global Learning Consortium specifically to allow learning systems, such as Blackboard, to communicate with external systems, such as Gradescope.
\nBecause the process for using Gradescope with Blackboard can differ slightly based on which integration version you have, it's recommended that before you start using our LTI guides, you use one of the methods below to figure out whether your institution is launching Gradescope with LTI 1.0 + API or with LTI 1.3.
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In this guide, instructors will learn how to create and configure Online Assignments in Gradescope, including adding questions, setting options, and managing assignment settings.
Online assignments are available with an Institutional license.
In this guide:
Currently in beta, online assignments let you create questions directly on Gradescope. Students will be able to log in and submit responses within the Gradescope interface. For some types of questions (multiple-choice, select all, and short answer), you can also indicate the correct answer ahead of time, and student submissions will be automatically graded. However, though you can autograde certain fields, AI-assisted grading and answer-grouping are not possible in Online Assignments at this time.
Online Assignments are not compatible with student uploads on the Gradescope Mobile App.
You can use LaTeX and Markdown to format the question text.
Click the Add Subquestion button after a question to add a child question beneath it and create a group.
\nWhen creating a group of questions, the top-level question can only be used for description text, and students cannot submit any input fields within that question. For instance, if you have Questions 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3, students can only submit answers to those, and not to Question 1, the parent of the group.
We currently support Multiple Choice, Select All, Short Answer, Free Response, and File Upload fields. For Multiple Choice, Select All, and Short Answer questions, you’ll supply the correct answer, and we’ll automatically grade your students’ responses.
A question can have multiple input fields, in which case the student must get all of them correct to receive credit.
Input markup must be the only thing on the line on which it occurs. This means that you currently cannot have text before or after an input field.
Choosing \"Short Answer\" from the Insert Field dropdown or adding this Markdown syntax [____](answer) to a question's Problem Field gives students a text box where they can enter a short numerical answer or a response that is only a few words.
If the answer is text:
If the answer is numerical:
Formatting short answer input fields
Below are some examples to help you format short answer input fields.
Choosing Free Response from the Insert Field dropdown or adding this Markdown syntax |____| to a question's Problem Field gives students a text box where they can enter multi-paragraph text answers to that question.
Choosing Multiple Choice from the Insert Field dropdown or adding the Markdown syntax shown below will let students click on a single correct answer from a group of options.
Choosing Select All from the Insert Field dropdown or adding the Markdown syntax shown below will let students click on all the possible correct answers from a group of options.
Choosing File Upload from the Insert Field dropdown or adding this |files| Markdown syntax lets students upload any file type (PDFs, images, code) as part of their response.
Any normal text you type in the question box will be passed through as text.
You can use Markdown and LaTeX expressions in your questions, and students can use LaTeX in their responses. Wrap LaTeX with:
\n$$for example:
\n\n $$x^2$$(Optional) To add alt text to the image, enter text for the Image Description (Alt Text).
\nWe recommend always adding alt text to an image to give an explanation of the image if it cannot load for any reason, and so that it can be read by screen readers for those who can't see the image.
If you'd like, you can add explanations for the correct answer and choose when/if you'd like students to see these explanations.
The decision of when/if students see an explanation depends on whether the two Answer Visibility boxes are checked on the assignment's Settings page.
If grades are published, students who submit late will see “Correct/Incorrect” immediately on auto-graded questions. To prevent this, unpublish grades before those students submit.
You can add new questions or subquestions using the Insert Question and Add Subquestion buttons below each question. The dashed line with an icon, when hovered over, turns into an “Insert Question” button, which adds a question at the spot where the line is (in between two questions).
Adding a subquestion turns the question into a question group and adds a child question of the current question.
\nWhen you make a group of questions, the top-level question can only be used for description text, and students cannot submit any input fields within that question.
Example: If you have questions 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3, students can only submit answers to those, and not to Question 1, the parent of the group.
You can also hide an Online Assignment’s questions and students’ responses after the time limit expires or the due date passes (if no time limit is set).
To assist in preventing unwanted collusion between students, Gradescope allows for questions, answer options, or both to be randomized when distributed. By default, the randomization settings are disabled. To enable them:
When you are ready to grade the assignment, the student submissions will not appear randomized when viewed by an instructor, TA, or reader. If you would like to see how the questions or answers were displayed for an individual student,
The optional Maximum Time Permitted feature lets you give students a set number of minutes to complete an Online Assignment from the moment they open it and see the questions.
When students open an assignment with a time limit, they’re told how long they have to complete it and can then confirm that they’d like to begin.
Students will then see a countdown timer on their screen as they complete the assignment. They can hide the timer if they don’t want to see it and reveal it again if they change their mind. Students can update their answers any number of times.
The most recently submitted answer for each question at the end of the time limit will be saved for you to view and grade. Because students only have a finite amount of time to submit work, timed assignments reduce the risk of students cheating or working together to get the answers.
If you want to extend or modify when a specific student can start, work on, or submit an assignment, view the guidance for Extending assignment release dates, due dates, late due dates, and time limits.
To learn how to give a student more time on all timed assignments in a course, view Extending time limits at the course level. Currently, at the course level, you can only give blanket time limit extensions.
You cannot give a student an extension on all assignment release dates, due dates, or late due dates in a course at once. You would need to give the student those extensions on each assignment.
If your assignment has anonymous grading enabled, adding an individual extension could compromise the student's anonymity if there are only a few students with extensions. We recommend extending only when absolutely necessary.
By default, students won’t see their feedback and scores until you click the Publish Grades button. For formative assessments where you want students to see their results and feedback for auto-graded questions immediately (e.g., multiple-choice, select all, or short-answer/fill-in-the-blank questions), click Publish Grades from the Review Grades page before releasing the assignment to students.
If you’d like students to see the correct answers for each auto-graded question (e.g., multiple-choice, select all, and short answer questions) after the due date has passed (even if they did not get the correct answer), you can check the \"Show answers after due date\" box on the assignment’s Settings page.
Please keep in mind that even if you check \"Show answers after the due date,\" you still need to click Publish Grades on the Review Grades page for students to see the correct answers.
\nIf grades are published, students who submit late will see “Correct/Incorrect” immediately on auto-graded questions. To prevent this, unpublish grades before those students submit.
Why did a student who submitted late see “Correct/Incorrect” right away, even though I didn’t enable answer visibility?
When grades are published, students who submit after that point will always see whether each auto-graded question is correct or incorrect. This occurs even if answer visibility options are not selected. To prevent late-submission students from seeing answers, unpublish grades before they submit.
Once you’ve created the assignment, your students will be able to log in and enter their responses within the submission period. Students can use LaTeX in their responses to free-response questions, and they can upload files of any type to file-upload questions. As students complete each question, they’ll see a progress indicator telling them how many questions they’ve answered and how many questions they have left.
The way students save or submit answers is slightly different based on whether or not the assignment has a time limit:
During the allotted time (if you set a time limit) and submission period, students can submit or update their answers as many times as they need to. You will only see students’ final answers for each question.
When students log in, they will see a link on their course dashboard to submit an online assignment. If they have already submitted, the link will take them to their submission, and there will be a “Resubmit” button that they can use to resubmit as many times as they’d like before the deadline or time limit expiration.
You can preview the student submission interface by visiting the assignment’s Manage Submissions page and clicking New Submission.
This interface will automatically show the instructor whether the answer was correct or incorrect, but students will not see this unless you’ve published grades.
Instructors and TAs can submit work to an online assignment on behalf of students at any point, regardless of any set due dates or time limits.
Does your assignment have anonymous grading enabled? View the guidance for submitting on behalf of students with anonymous grading assignments.
A Homework/Problem Set assignment is for when students complete work on their own paper and upload it to Gradescope. When uploading their assignment either as a PDF or image, they will designate which page their answers to each question are on.
\nFor Rubric Permissions, you can determine which Gradescope staff can add, import, and edit the rubrics for the assignment. Please note that only an instructor can edit the rubric permissions. TAs will see the Rubric Permissions settings but it will be disabled.
If your assignment is simply a list of textbook problems, you can upload a PDF with questions listed or just a blank PDF.
\nFor more information, check out our article on how students submit this assignment. Also, students can use the Gradesope Mobile App to scan and upload their handwritten assignments.
\nIt is possible to set up an Exam/Quiz or Homework/Problem Set assignment to allow for some students to upload submissions themselves as well as instructors uploading on behalf of other students. The assignment upload option can be set to Instructor initially, allowing instructors to upload students’ papers in bulk. Then the instructor or TA can edit the setting to Student, allowing any remaining students to upload (or vice versa from Student upload to Instructor upload). You can change the upload option from Instructor to Student and vice versa under “Who will upload submissions?” while you create the assignment or on the Assignment Settings page after that.
\nIf you change the upload option setting from Student to Instructor and the assignment has already been released, students will lose visibility of the assignment and any submissions they’ve already made until grades are published. We recommend informing students of this to avoid potential confusion.
\nIt is important to note that if the Upload setting is set to Student initially with the intention to change to an Instructor upload, the Submission Type must be set to Templated as opposed to Variable Length. This is because any image file uploads made by students (enabled by the Variable Length setting) would not be visible for grading when the Upload setting is changed to Instructor, as instructors do not have the ability to upload image files. If your students do not have access to write or type directly to the template, they can still upload a variable-length submission to a Templated assignment by ensuring their submission has an equal or greater number of pages than the template file.
\nFinally, if you would like to use different assignment types for different students on Gradescope (i.e. some students submit to an online assignment whereas others submit to a Homework/Problem Set assignment), we recommend creating two separate Gradescope assignments.
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\nIf your assignment is simply a list of textbook problems, you can upload a PDF with questions listed or just a blank PDF.
\nWhen grading the assignment, the document viewer will automatically take you to the page in which the student indicated the question is located.
\nIf you’d like more information on how to set up outlines that account for assignment-wide point adjustments, and/or scoring schemes where students answer ‘x out of y’ questions or have their lowest scores dropped, please send us an email.
\nIn this guide:
\nStudents are automatically added to the Gradescope roster once they select a Gradescope course or assignment link within Moodle.
\nTo embed or launch your Gradescope course in a new window: Go to the course settings page in Moodle > Under General, click Show more > Under Launch container, choose to have your Gradescope course launch embedded in Moodle or in a new window for you and your students.
\nNew Gradescope users: At this point, a new Gradescope account will be created for you if you do not already have one associated with the email address (e.g., your school email) that you use in Moodle.
Existing Gradescope users: If you already have a Gradescope account under the email address that's associated with your Moodle account (e.g., your school email), a new Gradescope account will not be created for you, and clicking the Gradescope activity link in Moodle will take you to your existing account.
Linking one Moodle course to multiple Gradescope courses: It is not recommended that you link one Moodle course to multiple Gradescope courses. Linking courses, in this case, would allow students to enroll in any of the Gradescope courses that are associated with the single Moodle course.
\nFor more on assignments, check out our Assignments Settings Overview article.
\nTerminology differences: If your institution is using the latest version of the Gradescope tool (LTI 1.3), your roster sync button may display a customized name your institution has chosen instead of the word \"Moodle.\"
\nCan I link a different type of Moodle activity to Gradescope? Yes, but it's not recommended and only possible if you use the older Gradescope tool (LTI 1.0+API). For more information, see Using Gradescope LTI 1.0 with Moodle as an Instructor.
\nTerminology differences: If you're using the latest version of the Gradescope tool (LTI 1.3), your post grades button may display a customized name your institution chose instead of \"Moodle.\"
\nIf you give students extra credit on the assignment in Gradescope, the extra points will not carry over to Moodle. Only grades for fully graded submissions (which have a teal checkmark in the Graded column on the Review Grades page) will be posted.
\nBrightspace, D2L, or Desire2Learn Brightspace is the learning management system (LMS) formerly called Desire2Learn. This guide only uses the term Brightspace, but please note that your institution may refer to the system as D2L or Desire2Learn.
TA role permissions: If you are a Brightspace teaching assistant (TA) and you find that you are unable to sync rosters, create assignments, grade submissions, or post grades in Gradescope, ask an instructor to change your role to \"instructor\" on the Brightspace course classlist and resync the roster in Gradescope.
Below is the general process you should follow to be able to use Gradescope with Brightspace.
Step 1. Add Gradescope to your course-level navbar
Step 2. Link your courses
Step 3. Sync your roster
Step 4. Set up your assignment
Step 5. Grade submissions
Step 6. Linking your assignment to Brightspace
Step 7. Posting Grades
If you already have a course-level Gradescope link in your navbar, you can jump ahead to the Linking Your Brightspace and Gradescope Courses section.
Enter a name and for the URL, select Insert Quicklink.
Linking one Brightspace course to multiple Gradescope courses: If you have several courses on Gradescope that correspond to a single Brightspace course, it is not recommended that you link your Brightspace course to Gradescope. Linking courses, in this case, would allow students to enroll in any of the Gradescope courses that are associated with the single Brightspace course.
Students are automatically added to the Gradescope roster once they select a Gradescope course or assignment link within D2L.
Once Gradescope launches, you'll see a dialog box with course-linking options. Choose to link to a new or existing course, and then select Link Course to go to the Course Settings page.
New Gradescope users: At this point, a new Gradescope account will be created for you if you do not already have one associated with the email address (e.g., your school email) that you use in Brightspace.
Existing Gradescope users: If you already have a Gradescope account under your school email address, as long as that's the email associated with your Brightspace account, clicking the Gradescope link inside Brightspace will take you to your existing account and a new account will not be created for you.
\nOn your Gradescope Course Dashboard, expand the left sidebar (if it isn't already) and click Roster to get to your Roster page.
\nIf your institution is using the latest version of the Gradescope tool (LTI 1.3), your roster sync button may display a customized name your institution has chosen instead of the word \"Brightspace.\"
To change section names and add group names: After syncing, click Download Roster (bottom of Gradescope Roster page) > Add a Section and/or Group column with section or group values to the CSV file > Click Add Students or Staff > Upload the CSV back to Gradescope.
\nBrightspace linking and any existing submissions and grades will be preserved as long as emails stay the same.
Linking a Gradescope assignment to Brightspace will automatically add an item to your Brightspace gradebook.
If you're creating a new assignment, next choose the assignment type and settings. When you've chosen your settings, click Create Assignment.
\nCheck out our Assignment Settings article for details on assignments and settings.
Do I need to link my Gradescope assignment to Brightspace? Yes, but not until you're ready to post Gradescope grades to your Brightspace Grades page. At that time you will need to connect your Gradescope assignment to a Brightspace grade item that you've set up to have the same overall point value as your Gradescope assignment. See Steps 1-3 of Posting grades if you'd like to do this now. Then perform the steps in Linking your assignment to Brightspace section.
On the Gradescope Review Grades page, select the Post Grades to Brightspace button. When the dialog box appears, select Post Grades.
\nPosting grades to Brightspace will only post the students' final assignment scores from Gradescope to the linked grade item in Brightspace. Only grades for fully graded submissions (which have a checkmark in the Graded column on the Gradescope Review Grades page) will be posted.
If the Post Grades to Brightspace button does not appear on the Review Grades page, launch the Brightspace assignment to open the Gradescope assignment