Grading

• I strive to grade your work as quickly as possible, but no more than one week after the due date. If for any reason I cannot grade an assignment in a timely manner, I will post an announcement on Canvas with the expected grade completion date.

• I will provide written, audio, or video comments on work that merits feedback. Please understand that there will not be comments on each and every assignment or discussion post. There simply isn't enough time to do this and often, it is not necessary. 

• If you have questions about your work or your grade, please email me through the Canvas Inbox or respond to my comments.  

Most of our assignments in this course use rubrics for grading. These rubrics and can be very helpful if you use them correctly:

• Always review the rubric before beginning an assignment to be sure of the expectations for that assignment.

• After an assignment is graded, review the rubric carefully to see both what you did well and where you might need to improve.

• I may leave written comments on the rubric, so be sure to review them. If you're not sure how to access comments on the rubric, please check out these Canvas directions for help.

The breakdown for our coursework is as follows:

• Projects = 40%

• Module Tasks = 60%

The grading scale at BC is as follows.  Grades are rounded to the nearest whole percent:

• A = 90-100

• B = 80-89

• C = 70-79

• D = 65-69

• F = below 65

Note: if you are taking this course as non-credit (NC), you will not receive a letter grade in Banner at the end of the course; instead, you will receive either a P (Pass) or NP (No Pass).