[ARCHIVED] Downloading assessment comments with Rubric

[liz_meredith]

As a result of the lockdown, we have been asked by our awarding body: UAL
to retrieve all assessment and grades and place in a folder for them to access.

Previously this would not be a problem, as it would have been created in Word uploaded to Canvas for student to view.

However, I have created a Rubric with unit criteria with points and comments and also left detailed feedback below in the Assignment Comments area.

I need to download and paste into Word docx the assessment comments with rubric for each student and put it in the folder.

The only area that I can see that has the ability to be downloaded is the Assignment Comments.

Is there a way to download all [inc Rubric]?

Otherwise I will have to print screen and it will be in parts because it doesn't all fit in one print screen.

Any ideas please?

[James · Accepted solution]

 @liz_meredith  

The is no front-end (browser) ability to download rubrics and the comments within Canvas.

This is available on the backend with programming through the Canvas REST Submissions API by adding the include[]=rubric_assessment query parameter.

[liz_meredith]

Thanks James,

I will get our It helpdesk onto this, meanwhile I am 3/4 of the way through downloading and print screening.

Need a lie down or a beer after this...

Regards,

Liz

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