If your institution has configured the Canvas Infinite Campus SIS integration, you can sync your Canvas gradebook grades to your Infinite Campus gradebook using Grade Passback (GPB). Learn about naming your Canvas assignment groups and setting up Canavs assignments for grade passback.
GPB Guidelines and Restrictions
GBP only works when you comply with the following requirements:
In Course Navigation, click the Grades link.
In the course Gradebook, click the Actions menu [1]. Then select the Sync to SIS option [2]. This will sync any grades that have been changed in the Gradebook within the last 30 days.
From the Sync Grades modal you can review and modify the assignments and grades included in your grade sync request.
By default, all course sections are selected for grade sync. To filter the grade sync by section, click the Filter by section drop-down menu [1], then select the sections you want to sync.
View a list of all assignments set up for SIS sync, including the assignment name [2], due date [3], and last sync date [4]. To sort the list by ascending or descending name or date order, click the header Sort icon [5].
By default, all assignments are selected for SIS sync. To deselect an assignment, click the assignment checkbox [6]. Alternatively, you can deselect all assignments by clicking the Assignment Name checkbox [7]. Deselected assignments are not included in the SIS sync.
To sync grades, click the Post Grades button [8].
After posting grades, Sync Grades displays a Scheduled notification [1]. To view grade sync progress in your course, click the Click to see progress link [2].
Grade Sync History displays a list of all all grade syncs requested from Canvas to Infinite Campus.
The Grade Sync History list displays the sync start and update dates and times [1], the name of the person requesting the sync [2], the sync process stage [3], the sync status [4], and the number of synced assignments [5].
Note: Your Grade Sync History may display a Reporting tab instead of a History tab. The Reporting tab will be deprecated in summer 2021 and replaced with the History tab.
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