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You can assign point values to the comments, which can be dragged onto student work to add that number of points to their mark. | You can assign point values to the comments, which can be dragged onto student work to add that number of points to their mark. | ||
Importing and exporting comment libraries can be handled from the Dashboard's Administration panel. Read more at the link below for specific details. | |||
Read more: | Read more: | ||
[https://crowdmark.com/help/adding-comments/ How to add comments to student work] | |||
[https://crowdmark.com/help/using-the-comment-library/ How to create and edit comments in the comment library] | |||
[https://crowdmark.com/help/using-a-rubric/ How to use a rubric (comments with point values)] | |||
https://crowdmark.com/help/using- | |||
https://crowdmark.com/help/importing-and-exporting-the-comment-library/ | [https://crowdmark.com/help/importing-and-exporting-the-comment-library/ How to import and export a comment library] | ||
== Grading == | == Grading == | ||
Revision as of 02:06, 12 August 2020
Crowdmark is a platform for grading handwritten student submission. These can be either regular assignments or exams. Crowdmark is especially well suited to distributed marking in teams.
Creating a course on CrowdMark
To create a Crowdmark class from Learn, you must sign into Crowdmark with your Learn credentials by selecting University of Waterloo from Crowdmark's institutional sign-in page.
Then, you can import a course from "My Courses", and select the appropriate Learn course.
For more information, read about how Crowdmark works with Brightspace (Learn).
Syncing class roster
Go to Students, then Sync with LMS.
You should verify the data entry fields Crowdmark is using matches the ones from Learn, then continue on to update your student list to match the student list in your Learn course.
For more information, read about importing students from Learn.
Creating an assignment
To create an assessment, you can use the "Create Assessment" button from your course page.
For more information, read about creating an assessment.
You can create two different types of assessments, assigned and administered.
Assigned assessments are used for homework or assignments, where students upload answers themselves.
Administered assessments are used for paper exams or tests, where instructors would upload the scans.
For more information, read about choosing an assessment type.
Setting due dates and late submission penalties
"During the assessment setup, you’ll be prompted to enter a due date and (optionally) a penalty for late submissions."
https://crowdmark.com/help/how-are-due-dates-and-penalties-enforced/
Waiving submission penalties for individuals
https://crowdmark.com/help/overriding-the-lateness-penalty-for-a-particular-student/
Distributing assignments to students
Have the student read about how to fix student UWaterloo email. Once their UWaterloo email is working again the course instructor will have to resend the Crowdmark online assignment URL to the student.
Also, the following Crowdmark pages may be of use:
Distributing an Assignment At a Scheduled Time
What Will Students See After I Distribute the Assessment
Creating a comment library and sharing it with others
1. Press the book icon in the grading toolbar
2. Add or edit comments using the "Add comment" and pencil icon, respectively
3. Save
Of note:
You can drag to change the order of the comments
You can assign point values to the comments, which can be dragged onto student work to add that number of points to their mark.
Importing and exporting comment libraries can be handled from the Dashboard's Administration panel. Read more at the link below for specific details.
Read more:
How to add comments to student work
How to create and edit comments in the comment library
How to use a rubric (comments with point values)
How to import and export a comment library
Grading
https://crowdmark.com/help/accessing-assignments-and-grades/
https://crowdmark.com/help/grading-a-remote-exam/
https://crowdmark.com/help/grading-navigation/
Grading using a rubric
https://crowdmark.com/help/using-a-rubric/
https://crowdmark.com/help/grading-tools/
Grading a subset of questions
https://crowdmark.com/help/filtering-evaluations/
Adding/removing students
You can add students manually and individually by following these instructions.
If enrolling en masse from Learn, then follow these instructions.
Handling inquiries from students not receiving CrowdMark emails
https://crowdmark.com/help/resending-assessment-submission-emails-to-students/
Viewing student submissions
https://crowdmark.com/help/verifying-a-students-submission-attempt/
Adding graders
https://crowdmark.com/help/managing-team-members-in-a-course/
Assigning marking duties (considering gaps among the booklets)
Posting grading results to students
https://crowdmark.com/help/sending-a-message-to-students-after-grading/
https://crowdmark.com/help/returning-graded-assessments/
https://crowdmark.com/help/exporting-a-list-of-assessment-grades/
Pushing grades to Learn
N.B. : LEARN is D2L software, and D2L is a product of Brightspace.
You must initially import students from D2L/Learn to the Crowdmark class.
https://crowdmark.com/help/how-does-crowdmark-work-with-brightspace/
After you have done that, you can visit Results > Export grades to Brightspace (under Send and export grades) in order to send the grades to Learn.