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Fixes to Teams Gradebook Accessibility/Editability for Teachers
Teams gradebook has some serious limitations I don't understand and that are putting me on the fence of whether or not it's ultimately going to be useful for my class. 1. Why, as the Team organiz...
- 1) As a temporary workaround, you can open up the form and manually update the student's mark. Let's say that the quiz is 34 questions and you want to increase a student grade from 0 to 32, you can just key it into the first field. Forms has support for bonus marks, so this should work, even if it's a one-mark question. You can upvote this idea on UserVoice: https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/599053-schools-and-universities/suggestions/36805600-quiz-retakes-in-forms-please-make-quizzes-on-form.
2) When assessing assignments, you need to click on the purple Return button in order to make the mark viewable to students. For auto-marking quizzes, a toggle under the form settings allows you to set whether students can see the result. If you've already done this, you can reach out to Microsoft's Education support team by completing the form on https://edusupport.microsoft.com/.
I hope that this information helps address these issues!
1) As a temporary workaround, you can open up the form and manually update the student's mark. Let's say that the quiz is 34 questions and you want to increase a student grade from 0 to 32, you can just key it into the first field. Forms has support for bonus marks, so this should work, even if it's a one-mark question. You can upvote this idea on UserVoice: https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/599053-schools-and-universities/suggestions/36805600-quiz-retakes-in-forms-please-make-quizzes-on-form.
2) When assessing assignments, you need to click on the purple Return button in order to make the mark viewable to students. For auto-marking quizzes, a toggle under the form settings allows you to set whether students can see the result. If you've already done this, you can reach out to Microsoft's Education support team by completing the form on https://edusupport.microsoft.com/.
I hope that this information helps address these issues!
2) When assessing assignments, you need to click on the purple Return button in order to make the mark viewable to students. For auto-marking quizzes, a toggle under the form settings allows you to set whether students can see the result. If you've already done this, you can reach out to Microsoft's Education support team by completing the form on https://edusupport.microsoft.com/.
I hope that this information helps address these issues!
daylencaThanks again for the response.
I upvoted the quiz retake.
It is very strange not to be able to manually edit student points, but Microsoft still has the best thing going. I just hope they keep us struggling in mind when deciding how much energy to apply to some development.
I'll gather more evidence, but I'm 97% sure I had a student who saw his assignment marked late, and I was seeing it returned. I really hope I'm wrong.