[ARCHIVED] Teacher uploading student work samples

[smariani]

I am very new to this so I am sorry if this is an obvious question. 

Is it possible for a teacher to mark a paper copy of a writing task, give it a mark ( submissions/paper), then snap a photograph of it and upload it? I can see the children can respond to assignments and add things yet can we as a teacher on our logon do it? 

Or..where/ how can we ( as the teacher) add samples of their work that align with the results? 

[kona · Accepted solution]

 @smariani , greetings and welcome to the Canvas Community!

If you can get students to submit their work to Canvas then my recommendation would be to mark up a paper in Canvas using the DocViewer functionality in Speedgrader - How do I add annotated comments in student submissions using DocViewer in SpeedGrader?  Doing this will allow students to both view your feedback in Canvas and download and/or print it off as well. 

Otherwise, if students are submitting assignments on paper, yes, you can make marks on the paper and then either take a picture or use a free app (like CamScanner) to scan the paper to PDF, and then upload it to Canvas for each student. This guide explains how you can do this in Speedgrader - https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-12746-415255023 

Hope this helps!

Kona

[kona · Accepted solution]

 @smariani , greetings and welcome to the Canvas Community!

If you can get students to submit their work to Canvas then my recommendation would be to mark up a paper in Canvas using the DocViewer functionality in Speedgrader - How do I add annotated comments in student submissions using DocViewer in SpeedGrader?  Doing this will allow students to both view your feedback in Canvas and download and/or print it off as well. 

Otherwise, if students are submitting assignments on paper, yes, you can make marks on the paper and then either take a picture or use a free app (like CamScanner) to scan the paper to PDF, and then upload it to Canvas for each student. This guide explains how you can do this in Speedgrader - https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-12746-415255023 

Hope this helps!

Kona

[KaySimon · Accepted solution]

Hello, I see you mention CamScanner? As far as I know, an application is insecure, contains malware, is there a substitute for it?

[KaySimon]

Sorry for this, I just learned the current CamScanner is a secure app, it's back up on the Google Play store and a few reputable sites like TechBigs https://techbigs.com/camscanner.html

[Simoos-22]

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[DavidMichael]

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[Simoos-22]

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[DavidMichael]

Yes, it is possible for a teacher to mark a paper copy of a writing task, give it a mark, and then snap a photograph of it and upload it. However, the teacher must first ensure that the photograph is clear enough for them to read and assess the writing task accurately. Additionally, the teacher may need to use optical character recognition (OCR) software to convert the photograph into a digital format that can be uploaded.

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[DavidMichael]

Yes, it is possible for a teacher to mark a paper copy of a writing task, give it a mark, then snap a photograph of it and upload it with cam scanner app. The teacher can upload the photograph of the marked paper onto their online platform, such as a learning management system, for the students to view and access. This can be a convenient way for teachers to mark and grade student assignments, particularly if the students are not able to submit the assignments electronically.