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How do I submit final grades via Canvas using Gradesync?
Submit final grades via Canvas using Gradesync
First, verify that your course grading scheme is correct.
Scroll to the bottom of your course navigation bar and click on Settings.
Scroll down to find the ‘Grading Scheme’ setting and click ‘View Grading Scheme.’
Verify that letter grades are correct per Rutgers official letter grades and that percentage ranges are accurate ...Continue readingWish your students could annotate worksheets (diagrams, maps, etc.) online?
Create an annotated student assignment
If you have a document (such as a map, diagram, or any other type of worksheet) that you’d like your students to be able to annotate and turn in online, the ‘Student Annotation’ type submission in Canvas may be a great fit! This feature allows students to easily annotate or markup ...Continue readingPrepping your course sites for summer
Teaching an online course during the summer session presents some unique challenges! Consider the following tips to help prepare your summer course sites and enhance the teaching and learning experience.
If you need help copying content from a past Canvas site, IDT is happy to help. Please contact idt@camden.rutgers.edu and let us know the course name ...Continue readingQuick resources to share with your students
In November of 2021, IDT announced a webinar series called Coffee with IDT, presenting to our Rutgers–Camden instructors some easy ways to share resources with students. Catch up with the recorded versions here!
Library reading lists and media. Presented by Zara Wilkinson from the Paul Robeson Library.
Would you like to easily create and share a reading list ...Continue readingSurveying your students during the COVID-19 crisis response
Surveying your students during the COVID-19 crisis response
The COVID-19 crisis response has resulted in upheaval, stress and uniquely complicated circumstances for both faculty and students alike. One simple measure you can implement in your course to address these factors is a brief student survey designed to better assess their current situations.
Benefits of such a survey ...Continue reading
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How do I submit final grades via Canvas using Gradesync?
Submit final grades via Canvas using Gradesync
First, verify that your course grading scheme is correct.
Scroll to the bottom of your course navigation bar and click on Settings.
Scroll down to find the ‘Grading Scheme’ setting and click ‘View Grading Scheme.’
Verify that letter grades are correct per Rutgers official letter grades and that percentage ranges are accurate ...
Continue readingWish your students could annotate worksheets (diagrams, maps, etc.) online?
Create an annotated student assignment
If you have a document (such as a map, diagram, or any other type of worksheet) that you’d like your students to be able to annotate and turn in online, the ‘Student Annotation’ type submission in Canvas may be a great fit! This feature allows students to easily annotate or markup ...
Continue readingPrepping your course sites for summer
Teaching an online course during the summer session presents some unique challenges! Consider the following tips to help prepare your summer course sites and enhance the teaching and learning experience.
If you need help copying content from a past Canvas site, IDT is happy to help. Please contact idt@camden.rutgers.edu and let us know the course name ...
Continue readingQuick resources to share with your students
In November of 2021, IDT announced a webinar series called Coffee with IDT, presenting to our Rutgers–Camden instructors some easy ways to share resources with students. Catch up with the recorded versions here!
Library reading lists and media. Presented by Zara Wilkinson from the Paul Robeson Library.
Would you like to easily create and share a reading list ...
Continue readingSurveying your students during the COVID-19 crisis response
Surveying your students during the COVID-19 crisis response
The COVID-19 crisis response has resulted in upheaval, stress and uniquely complicated circumstances for both faculty and students alike. One simple measure you can implement in your course to address these factors is a brief student survey designed to better assess their current situations.
Benefits of such a survey ...
Continue reading