The following resources will touch base on many of the grading tools available within Crowdmark.

Example of Grading in Crowdmark

The following video is from a live session with Dr. Susan Findlay, and will speak about grading and some best practices for grading in Crowdmark.

Assessments can be graded once the assessment due date has passed. The links below will help you navigate the grading process, and getting grades pushed back to Moodle.

• Grading Tools in Crowdmark
• Changing the Due Date and Penalties (whole assessment)
• Accommodation options for assigned assessments (specific students)
• Submitting on behalf of a student
• How to export Crowdmark grades to MoodleNOTE: When exporting your grades to Moodle, be sure to also click send grades to students. This will ensure that all annotations and comments are also released to students.
• Using the rubrics
• What is the difference between team member roles?
• Grading navigation
• Using the comment library
• Allowing Graders to see each other’s evaluations
• Using Parallel Evaluations
  NOTE: that if you have multiple parallel evaluations, you can choose between them. However, if you want to retain the comments and just change the grade, you must clone the evaluation first.