Grading & Feedback

Grades

You can access your grades in your Canvas courses by selecting "Grades" from the navigation pane on the left in the course as seen in the image to the left.
- If you do not see the navigation pane, select the three parallel lines (the "hamburger") at the top of the page next to your course's name as seen in the image below.

In "Grades," you can see all assignments that are published/available. The appearance of these assignments can be organized in chronological order or based on the type of assignment they are listed as in the Canvas course.
If you have not submitted your assignment yet, do NOT access it from"Grades." This area only shows what you have or still need to submit. Instead, go to the assignment itself to access it.

If your instructor has provided you feedback on your assignment, you can see it in "Grades" and under the "Recent Feedback" area of Canvas found on your Canvas Dashboard as well as in the course itself.

Document Icon [1]: File upload submitted, not graded
Discussion Icon [2]: Graded discussion submitted, but not graded
Link Icon [3]: A URL has been submitted, not graded
Muted Icon [4]: Score is hidden while instructor is grading; you will not be able to view your grade, submission comments, or quiz responses until your instructor unmutes the assignment
Filmstrip Icon [5]: Media recording submitted, not graded
Quiz Icon [6]: Quiz submitted, not fully graded (contains questions that must be manually graded, or an auto-submitted quiz score has been deleted and needs to be reassigned); can also display if a quiz has been edited and includes major changes that affect the quiz score, such as deleting questions or deleting quiz answers, and requires a grader to manually resolve
Text Icon [7]: Text entry submitted, not graded
Upload Failed Icon [8]: Google Drive or Microsoft Office 365 assignment submission upload failed.
Uploading Icon [9]: Google Drive or Microsoft Office 365 assignment submission is queued for upload.

Comment Icon [1]: Instructor has made a comment on the graded assignment
Visibility Icon [2]: Instructor has graded the assignment, but the grades are "hidden" and not posted for the student to see
Rubric Icon [3]: Ability to view the rubric that was used to grade the assignment that was submitted

For more information, check out the Canvas Community Student Guide about "Submission Type Icons."

As a student, you can view your grades based on What-If scores so that you know how grades will be affected by upcoming or resubmitted assignments. You can test scores for an assignment that already includes a score, or an assignment that has yet to be graded.

Turnitin is a feature in Canvas that instructors can use to review written assignments submitted by students.
When submitting a written assignment in your course, Turnitin may be enabled to review where information has been taken and if any AI program has been utilized.
After submitting the document, students have the ability to see what has been flagged as similar and per the purview of the instructor, have the ability to edit and resubmit the written assignment to fix any issues.

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