When you email your students the links to their assessment results, each student will be able to see images of his/her own assessment, with scores, feedback, and any other information you’ve chosen to include. Students will not see the cover pages of administered assessments as they contain personally identifying information.

Instructors have the ability to lock and unlock an assessment at any time. Locking an assessment makes it read-only, ensuring that scores and feedback cannot be changed once grading and regrading are complete. Assessments must be unlocked for grading. Locking an assessment does not remove students’ access to work that

Once you’ve finished grading, you can download a list of grades. The downloaded CSV file can be opened as a spreadsheet and edited in a program like Excel or Google Sheets, or imported to your LMS’ gradebook. The grades CSV includes columns for: Links to students’ assessment results Name Email

You can view analytics about scores and responses as well as question and distractor quality on any assessment that uses Crowdmark’s multiple choice bubble sheet. After booklets have been matched to students and the assessment has been graded you can view the analytics by navigating to the Results page of your assessment

After the grading is complete, an Instructor or Facilitator can return student work with scores and feedback online. To do this: Navigate to your assessment and click Results in the sidebar.   Click the Return grades button.   This will send an email to each student containing a link to their score

When you send grades to students, you have the option to include a message that will appear on their score page when they view their results. The message can be edited anytime and will be automatically updated on all score pages. Adding a summary message In your assessment’s Dashboard, click

There are a few ways to download student work to your computer. Instructors and Facilitators can download graded booklets in PDF format for a specific student, or in bulk for a class. They can also download CSVs of grades by question, and students’ text responses. Ungraded pages of student work