How do I view and manage grading schemes in an account?

You can view and manage your account's grading schemes, including grading schemes you have created for your account. You can also edit, duplicate, archive, unarchive, and delete grading schemes if necessary.

Any grading schemes created in your account display in sub-accounts.

00:07: How do I view and manage grading schemes in an account? 00:11: In global navigation, click the admin link, then click the name of 00:15: the account. 00:17: In account, navigation. Click the grading link. 00:21: Click the grading schemes table. 00:24: The grading schemes page shows all grading schemes for your account. 00:28: To add an account grading scheme. Click the add new grading scheme button. 00:33: To search for a grading scheme, enter the name in the search field. 00:38: By default the default canvas grading scheme is used for all courses in 00:42: the account. To change the default grading scheme to a different scheme. 00:46: Click the account, default grading, scheme drop-down menu, 00:51: To open a grading scheme, click the grading schemes name. 00:55: To sort grading, schemes, alphabetically ascending or descending, click 00:59: the arrow icon. 01:02: To view courses, where the grading scheme is used, click the show locations, use 01:06: Link. 01:08: To duplicate the grading scheme. Click the duplicate icon. 01:12: To edit a grading scheme. Click the edit icon. 01:16: To Archive a grading scheme, click the archive icon. 01:21: To delete a grading scheme. Click the delete icon. 01:25: To unarchive and restore a grading scheme. 01:27: Click the unarchive icon. 01:31: This guide covered how to view and manage grading schemes in an account.

Open Account

Open Account

Click the Admin link [1], then click the name of the account [2].

Open Grading

Open Grading

In Account Navigation, click the Grading link.

Open Grading Schemes

Open Grading Schemes

Click the Grading Schemes tab.

View Grading Schemes

The Grading Schemes page shows all grading schemes for your account.

Add New Grading Scheme

Add New Grading Scheme

To add an account grading scheme, click the Add New Grading Scheme button.

Manage Grading Schemes

To search for a grading scheme, enter the name in the Search... field [1].

By default, the Default Canvas Grading Scheme is used for all courses in the account. To change the default grading scheme to a different scheme, click the Account default grading scheme drop-down menu [2].

To open a grading scheme, click the grading scheme's name [3].

To sort grading schemes alphabetically (ascending or descending), click the Arrow icon [4].

To view courses where the grading scheme is used, click the Show locations used link [5].

To duplicate the grading scheme, click the Duplicate icon [6].

To edit a grading scheme, click the Edit icon [7].

To archive a grading scheme, click the Archive icon [8].

To delete a grading scheme, click the Delete icon [9].

To unarchive and restore a grading scheme, click the Unarchive icon [10].

Notes:

  • Editing the name and description of grading schemes currently in use does not allow edits to percentages or points in the grading scheme.
  • The account default grading scheme will be the default for all courses in the account. Individual courses and sub accounts can override it with their own defaults.
  • A grading scheme established at the course level cannot be deleted, archived, or edited at the account level.
  • A grading scheme created at the account level cannot be deleted, archived, or edited at the course level.
  • You can only edit grading schemes that have not been used for grading.
  • If a grading scheme is used to grade a student in a course, you cannot delete the scheme from the account.
  • A grading scheme in use can be archived and then restored to an active state.
  • An archived grading scheme cannot be leveraged in the future by a course or assignment unless the scheme is restored.
  • The default Canvas grading scheme cannot be archived.
  • When copying or exporting a course, archived default grading schemes are not copied or exported.