Crowdmark is a third party platform that links to the University of Lethbridge’s Learning Management system(Moodle). The listed tutorials provide University of Lethbridge Crowdmark users with the basics for getting started with using Crowdmark.
For advanced use of Crowdmark and to better your understanding of Crowdmark please refer to Using Crowdmark: Instructor Workflows, which provide many advanced tutorials directly from the Crowdmark support site.
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Adding a Crowdmark Assessment to Moodle
Connecting Crowdmark to your Moodle course allows you to seamlessly sync your student roster and push final grades directly into your Moodle Gradebook. Setting up this connection correctly from the start prevents the most common grading sync errors. Here is how to add a Crowdmark assessment to your course page and configure the grading settings.
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Syncing Your Roster and Grading Team
Once you have added a Crowdmark link to your Moodle course, your next step is to pull your student roster and teaching team into the Crowdmark environment. Crowdmark uses an active connection with Moodle to do this, but you must manually trigger the sync to ensure your lists are up to date—especially during the add/drop…
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Adding Team member (graders etc) in Crowdmark
Your course may have TA’s or markers that help facilitate your assessments. Crowdmark allows you to add a team of members into Crowdmark to help you with marking. The following instructions will provide you with the best ways of adding team members such as TA’s to your Crowdmark assessments.
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Managing Bulk Student Accommodations in Crowdmark
With updates to the interface and functionality, Crowdmark has introduced a streamlined way to manage accessibility and student accommodations. Instead of manually editing individual settings for every student with an accommodation requirement, instructors can now apply time multipliers and deadline extensions to students in the course, in bulk. 1. Accessing the Accommodations Dashboard Accommodations are…
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Syncing Crowdmark Grades to the Moodle Gradebook
Note: This tutorial completes the local Moodle-specific documentation series. It should be published as the final step in the Crowdmark workflow, guiding instructors on how to push their completed evaluations back to the Moodle Gradebook. Once your grading team has finished evaluating all submissions in Crowdmark, the final step is to push those scores directly…
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Using Crowdmark: Instructor Workflows
Once you have successfully added your Crowdmark activity to Moodle and synced your student roster, the heavy lifting is done! From this point forward, you will be working directly inside the Crowdmark platform to build, deliver, and grade your assessments. Crowdmark’s interface is designed to be intuitive and flexible. To help you get the most…