If your students are having difficulty accessing their grades, it may be one of the following issues:   THE GRADEBOOK IS HIDDEN FROM STUDENTS If a student is unable to access ANY grades (ie. the Grades link is unavailable to them), it is likely that t...

There are a number of ways to use only letter grades in eClass courses. This article will recommend best practices and provide examples for some specific use cases. Because letter grading is a complicated area, users can also contact eClass support at 780...

The Grades tool in eClass offers options to format the display of your gradebook to students and to control to a very fine degree which grades are visible to students. ONE THING TO NOTE when working in the gradebook is that if a grade item automatically c...

Instructors have several options for formatting the display of grades to students in eClass. These can be set at either the course level (ie. for all grades in the course) or on individual grade items. CONTENTS: * 1 Formatting Grade Display for the E...

The eClass Grader Report indicates that cells have been overridden by changing the background colour of the cell to orange. This is perfectly normal and occurs whenever users edit an activity module column or calculated column (such as a category or cours...

In the gradebook, there is an option to toggle the display by clicking on the box icon beside the course name.  Clicking on the icon will allow you to change the format to Full view, Aggregates only, or Grades only. * The default display is FULL VIEW, ...

There are a number of additional columns and settings which can be used to modify WHAT STUDENTS SEE when they look at their grades. The student view of the grade book can be viewed under USER REPORT in the gradebook. CONTENTS: * 1 To access the User ...

UPDATE: As a part of the University’s shift to online course delivery in response to Covid-19, these suggestions provide instructors with a mechanism to provide and display Credit/No Credit scores to students as a part of shifting assessment online. Pleas...