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I'm looking for an understanding of the way that Hide/Post Grades, a Late Policy that automatically assigns grades, and the Manual/Automatic Post Grades functions interact.
These three features ALWAYS, ALWAYS comes back to bite me. I wish I had a table or the pseudocode or something that made things all clear. I have assignments set to Incomplete if they're late. I've tried various settings for the other two (hide/post and manual/automatic).
All I want is the ability to add feedback on a batch of projects WITHOUT getting student questions about that feedback before I finish responding to everyone. Otherwise I'm trying to answer all these questions and not getting to feedback on the remaining projects. Ugh. What am I doing wrong?
Can anyone help me?
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Hello @tengrrl
Thanks for getting back to us. It sounds like you essentially want to hide the feedback and grades from the students until you are completely done grading them. The hiding of the grades in combination with your late policy would be best fixed by applying a manual grade posting policy for the assignment. You can also do this for the entire gradebook. This would hide all grades, comments, etc. until you are ready to make them available for the students. At which point after all late work has been accepted or reviewed, you can then change it to automatic and they will see their grades. Unfortunately, there is no way to post grades to students who have submitted on time, received grades, but hide grades from students who are submitting late and receiving late grades. It applies to everyone at once. Unless you are going into edit per assignment and singling out students in the "assign to" boxes - either they see nothing until you change the policy to automatic, or the students will see temporary late/missing grades until you change them.
Assignment:
Gradebook:
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Good morning, @tengrrl ...
It sounds like you'd want to take advantage of grade posting policies in your Gradebook. That way, you can hide grades from your students, do all of your grading, and then release the grades when you are ready. There are a handful of Guides here in the Community that will help with this...and this first one even has a nice graphic that might help you:
- How do I use posting policies in a course?
- How do I select a grade posting policy for a course in the Gradebook?
- How do I select a grade posting policy for an assignment in the Gradebook?
- How do I post grades for an assignment in the Gradebook?
- How do I hide grades that were previously posted in the Gradebook?
- How do I apply a Missing Submission policy in the Gradebook?
- How do I apply a Late Submission policy in the Gradebook?
Please let Community members know if we can be of further help...thanks!
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The issue appears to be that once a student has a grade, any grade for any reason, you can no longer hide/post grades.
So if you have a late policy that assigns zeros and a student turns in the work late, you cannot hide the grade to post later. It posts immediately.
Likewise, if you grade and reassign something for revision, the regraded work's grade posts immediately. It cannot be hidden to post later.
I can't find any way around the way it seems to work.
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Hello @tengrrl
Thanks for getting back to us. It sounds like you essentially want to hide the feedback and grades from the students until you are completely done grading them. The hiding of the grades in combination with your late policy would be best fixed by applying a manual grade posting policy for the assignment. You can also do this for the entire gradebook. This would hide all grades, comments, etc. until you are ready to make them available for the students. At which point after all late work has been accepted or reviewed, you can then change it to automatic and they will see their grades. Unfortunately, there is no way to post grades to students who have submitted on time, received grades, but hide grades from students who are submitting late and receiving late grades. It applies to everyone at once. Unless you are going into edit per assignment and singling out students in the "assign to" boxes - either they see nothing until you change the policy to automatic, or the students will see temporary late/missing grades until you change them.
Assignment:
Gradebook:
