The Assessment Activity meets all needs for evaluating assignments.

Evaluate student work more easily with the new version of the Assessment Activity feature, designed for a streamlined, user-friendly experience in a single view.

How to Access Student Work for Evaluation

1. Go to the activity you want to evaluate.

2. Select Access to enter the student evaluation page, or scroll down to Submission and select Access to evaluate the work of students who have submitted their assignments.

Introduction to the Evaluation Menu

Figure 1: Example image demonstrating the Evaluation Menu and display features, providing a comprehensive, all-in-one view on a single page.

1. Accurate and Fast Evaluation: Helps instructors evaluate assignments more quickly by organizing information in a systematic and clear way on a single page.

2. Convenient to Use: All results are displayed in one page, making it easy to check and assess work from anywhere, with responsive and user-friendly features.

3. Evaluation Assistance Feature: Equipped with the "Show full rubric" menu, making it easier and more accurate to assess each criterion.

4. Reduced Errors in Evaluation: Clear buttons and menus to minimize mistakes during usage.

5. Efficient Task Management: Allows for an overview of assignments, and enables grading and adding comments/feedback on a single page.

How to Evaluate Assignments and Provide Feedback

1. Once you are on the assignment review page, you can select Show full Rubric to view each criterion's levels before assigning a grade for greater accuracy and clarity (see Example in Figure 2).

2. In the process of evaluating student work, instructors can assign grades and edit evaluations as follows:

   ▶️ Click to select the evaluation level that best reflects the student's performance.

   ▶️ Type the score in the grading box, and the system will automatically select the corresponding evaluation level.

   ▶️ Click Clear to delete or revise the score if needed.

Figure 2: Example of the Show full Rubric display and grading process.

Instructors and students can communicate and reply through comments/feedback on a single page, with the most recent conversation displayed at the top. If a comment is edited, the word "(edit)" will appear next to the updated comment.

Figure 3: Example of adding comments and feedback.

★★ Tips! Instructors can easily filter assignments based on the student's submission status by clicking on the filter, as shown in the example image.