Gradescope is a tool designed to streamline and standardize paper-based, digital, and code assignments. With Gradescope you can:
- Create on-the-fly grading rubrics for assignments and problem sets.
- Easily adjust rubrics at any time and retroactively apply changes.
- Grade assignments anonymously.
- Standardize grades across instructors and teaching assistants.
- Get detailed analytics on an individual and class-wide level.
- Grade handwritten assignments, such as problem sets, online.
- Sync assignment grading with Canvas.
Gradescope has an Online Assignment feature in a beta stage that functions similarly to to a Canvas Quiz. Find documentation for instructors .
Below are some video tutorials that give an understanding on how to use Gradescope.
- Overview – Learn about Gradescope and how it works
- Setting up Gradescope in Canvas – Learn how to integrate Gradescope into your course as you build the course in Canvas
- Creating an Assignment – Learn to set up your assignments in Gradescope so you are ready to grade them and provide feedback to students
- Grading an Assignment – Learn about the features for using Gradescope to assign grades and provide feedback to students
- Creating and Grading Online Assignments (beta) – Learn to set up an online assignment and grade it
- Linking a Gradescope Assignment to Canvas – Learn how to link assignments already existing in Gradescope to Canvas
Use the Gradescope Help Center to find information and answers to frequently asked questions. Have a specific question about Gradescope? Gradescope support can help with any problems or questions you may have.
