Setting up Assign2 in Canvas
Last modified on 13 September 2024 02:32 PM
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Assign2 is a third-party tool that allows students to upload paper assessments to be graded online. Instructors can also create scannable PDF paper submissions for in-person exams and online peer-graded assessments. Assign2 allows students to complete solutions for long-form problems on paper and photograph or scan them to upload as their assessment submission. For in-person exams, the exam contains the exam questions and a form students complete to identify their work. The following are instructions for setting up Assign2 in Canvas. Contents:
Creating a Canvas Assign2 Assignment1. First, make certain that Assignments are not visible in your course navigation Settings:
As well, leave the submission attempts set to "Unlimited". This should also be controlled within Assign2 rather than the Canvas assignment settings (limiting attempts won't cause an issue for students but will prevent you from pushing grades from the tool more than once).
4. Check the box ‘Load this tool in a new tab’.
Configuring Assign2Assign2 can be configured in 3 different ways. These options are the same ones available for eClass and are described in detail in the following articles: 1. Creating Online Homework Assignments Using Assign2 Instructors can create online homework assessments using the Assign2 external tool in their eClass course. Assign2 allows students to capture long-form written work as image files that can be uploaded for instructors to mark online using a time-saving interface. 2. Creating In-Class Paper (PDF) Exams to be Graded Online Using Assign2 Instructors can create PDF exam forms to grade exams or assignments completed on paper by students in class. 3. Delivering Group Paper (PDF) Exams Using Assign2 Instructors can deliver 2-stage (group) exams using the 'In class PDF Assessment (Beta)' workflow in Assign2. This method of exam delivery allows students to take the exam individually at first and then take a second version of the exam as a group to discuss as peers to come to a consensus or debate about the correct answers. All students in the group then receive the same mark for the combined part of the assessment (most often some lesser proportion of the overall grade than their original assessment score.) General setup and grading General Assign2 setup instructions are available at Managing Student Assignments in Assign2. Help with grading Assign2 submissions is available Marking Student Submissions in Assign2. Attempt management and gradingInstructions on how to manage Assign2 assessments are available at Managing Student Assignments in Assign2. Details for grading in Assign2 are available at Marking Student Submissions in Assign2. | |
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