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I created a quiz for my class using the new quizzes feature, which has honestly been an exercise in frustration. I have a mix of question types including hot spot, multiple choice, matching, etc.; and I included a couple of essay questions. Thanks to the guides, I finally found the speed grader option. I have been going through and grading the essay answers. When I mark the question and give points, even if I scroll down and click the "update" button, the score on the sidebar and in the Gradebook doesn't update with those points. I figured out that if I add a fudge point and then take it away, I can get the score to update. Is there a better way to do this?#

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Hi, Nick. Speed Grader definitely is NOT easy to find!! Go to your grades tab in Canvas and then click on an individual grade for one of your students for the new quiz assignment. You will see a small right arrow in the box with the number grade. Click on the arrow and then a menu pops up on the far right and you can find the option for SpeedGrader.

I see no link to Speedgrader on New Quiz assignments. When clicking on a New Quiz assignment from the assignment index, it takes you directly to the quiz builder. There are no links on that page to get to Speedgrader. Same thing happens when you click on the same quiz from the quizzes index, or from a listing in a Module.

Hang-on, wait a moment. You can see an new quiz essay-type question submission in speedgrader? I know how to access speedgrader from gradebook, but I never saw the test-student essay submission in speedgrader. I had to go to the Moderate tab in the quiz to be able to both view and grade the responses, and then manually update the grade in gradebook. Am I reading that there is a better, easier, less innocently-forgetting-a-step way?

Yes! It definitely is not intuitive, but it is possible to use SpeedGrader for essay questions (and short answer and other items requiring manual grading) in new quizzes. I don't know if it has always been possible, but I was able to use this function this spring.

Thank you, that is good to hear. I WISH I could see it for myself in our instance of Canvas. Unfortunately I cannot get this up and running, and neither could level 1 support. We are not sure what I am doing wrong. Very concerning. I've now got a couple of tickets that have been escalated to Level 2 - around speedgrader issues, and results not showing in gradebook for auto-graded quizzes. Anyone else having issues? Or just me?

Yes! I am confused as to why quizzes that have questions that I need to grade do NOT show up in my to do list like old quizzes did (and like every other assignment does). Is there a way to get New Quizzes onto our to do list? If not, I am going to need to move back to old quizzes because it is very frustrating!

Is there any progress on New Quizzes displaying on the to-do list. The lack of this feature is the reason that I now use classic quizzes for my writing questions and new quizzes for my automatically graded questions.

HI there! I'm a teacher and a Moodle newbie. I've created a lesson in Moodle 2.2. My students answered some questions, essay questions, and when I went to view them under "grade essays" nothing shows up. I watched them typing in the responses, so I know they did the work. In addition, when I go to "reports," it says "not completed." I'm not sure what to do. I'd like to be able to read their responses. I was thinking that perhaps I chose an incorrect setting when I created the lesson. I understand how to edit a question/essay, but can't figure out how to edit the lesson's settings.

I have experienced a similar issue, we are on Moodle 2.3. I found that students had to actually complete the lesson before the essay was available for grading. Seems rather a strange thing especially when they click the submit button and receive the response that it has been submitted for grading and they still have have a lot of pages to work through before they get to the end of the lesson.

I am having pretty much the same issue as Karen. I am not able to grade the essays either, I tried to End Branch, then end lesson, end branch, cluster, and end lesson, I have not changed the default settings, same issue so then went in and changed them all and multiple combinations just to see about getting something other than "No essay questions found in lesson" I am using Moodle 2.2.1 PHP version 5.3.10 on a Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Edition Service Pack 1)i586

Sorry about that, I have set up a lesson with the default settings. When I added a Essay question to grade, I cannot find a way to grade it, when I click on the "Grade Essay" tab it tells me that there is "No essay question found in lesson" I have added the "End of Branch" to close the Lesson after the essay question. This did not work either, I have tried to just "End Lesson" this did not work, I have went in to the settings of the Lesson to see if there is any thing that does not look right, to see if I make some changes to the default settings if this would allow faculty members to grade their essays that were in a lesson. I am at a loss!

Yes I have entered an essay question. I have inserted some images, so that you can see I have the essay jumping to the end of lesson when finished. In the reports view I am able to see the person and see that they have responded to the essay when click on the Attempts. But I am unable to grade it through the lesson. This is creating some issues when the faculty member wants to use the Activity Completetion this will not allow the student to go on with the course until the grade is entered through the lesson.

Did your students reach the end of the Lesson, or did they leave it before reaching the end? As mentioned in this thread, if a Lesson contains essays, they will not be visible and gradeable by the teacher if the student quits the Lesson before the end.

If you previously set the grading of the essay to Not Graded, No Points Awarded, then the status and grade of the quiz will no longer be in Pending status after you award points and indicate that the essay is graded.

Leighton Peters, a seventh grade student from Rice Lake, Wisconsin, was named the 2022-2023 Patriot's Pen first place winner. Her essay on the theme, "My Pledge to Our Veterans" won her a $5,000 award. Leighton was sponsored by VFW Post 2204 and its Auxiliary in Rice Lake, Wisconsin.

The essay (autograde) question type allows an essay question response to be given a preliminary grade that is generated automatically based on one or more of the following characteristics of the response.

A 'sample response' allows the teacher to provide an example answer with the desired qualities, so that the students can click on the (Show sample) text and read what is expected from them. Clicking on the (Hide sample) will remove the sample text and allows the student to write his essay. This student-friendly feature is highly recommended for formative asssessment, but rarely used in summative assessment.

A 'Glossary of common errors' allows the teacher to use a Glossary activity to document the commonly made errors that students have made in the past, so that they can check their essay and avoid/fix these common mistakes. You can use such a glossary for:

On the next screen, you will see a listing by question indicating how many student responses require grading (1), how many attempts you have already graded (2), and how many attempts there are total (3).

After selecting one of the 3 grading options, you will be taken to a page listing student responses. Enter the number of points earned for each response (important: if a student earns no points on an attempt, you must enter 0 to allow grade computation) and any desired comments.

After marks are awarded for all five assessment criteria, they are converted into letter grades using 'grade boundaries'. Grade boundaries are not subject specific. In theory these boundaries can change from year to year. In practice they usually stay the same. The following boundaries can be applied to sample Extended Essays. They can also be used as a tool to determine a candidate's 'predicted grade'. Please note, however, that the 'official' boundaries are not published by the IB until after each exam session.

Essay questions are one of the question types in Moodle that require manual grading by the instructor. The technical process is pretty easy, but well-hidden. This walk through will demonstrate the technical process of entering grades and feedback for essay questions (the easy way).

I now accept that it takes me 20-30 minutes to write comprehensive feedback on an individual essay, and in a future post I promise to break down my system. In this post, I share some of the things my colleagues and I have done to become more efficient with our feedback.

To the CGSC class of 2020, I say congratulations! Many of you may be looking forward to leaving the argumentative essay behind. To be sure, you are finished with academic essays (for now, at least). But writing and arguing will be essential to your success as a field grade leader. Rather than abandoning the argumentative essay at graduation, I hope you instead resolve to master it.

Consider, too, the value that external stakeholders attach to our grading. Most employers of our graduates give grades little heed in hiring. They want experience. At the program and university level, accreditors eschew grades and demand independent evidence of student achievement of learning outcomes. 006ab0faaa