Viewing results

Results screen

The top half of the page has the 'Assignment/Exam Statistics' chart; each question's average percentage is a gray bar, and the overall assignment/exam average is a dashed green line. Directly below are the basic summary boxes: lowest, median, highest, average, and standard deviation.

• Question average (gray bars) shows how well the class did on each question; short bars mark topics they struggled with.
• Assignment/exam average (dashed green line) is the class average across all questions.
• The five summary boxes (Lowest, Median, Highest, Average, Std Dev) summarize the class distribution in numbers.
• The Export Grades to CSV and Export Graded PDFs buttons in the top right are used for export.

Detail per question

Below the summary boxes, each question has its own detail row. Each row shows the question title, its points, and the class average on a horizontal bar.

• The green bar shows the class average on that question as a percentage; the longer the bar, the higher the performance.
• A gray / empty bar means the question has not been graded or answered yet.
• Click the question title to go back to that question's grading page and make a correction if needed.

Export

The two buttons in the top right of the page are used to share class results:

• Export Grades to CSV: downloads a .csv file with one student per row and one question per column. Compatible with Excel and Google Sheets.
• Export Graded PDFs: downloads each student's paper as a single PDF marked with scores and criteria; useful when sharing with students.

Grade correction requests

After grades are published, students can send a Grade Correction Request for any grade. These requests are listed under Review Grade Correction Requests in the left menu; you can review them one by one and accept or reject them. Accepted requests are published immediately with the new grade, and the student sees the update automatically.