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Assessment checklist: How to prevent common issues in assignments and grading

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Each semester it is important that your Canvas assignments are set up correctly from the start. Here we describe how to prevent most of the common issues by checking the assignment and Gradebook settings in your course.

1. Assignments are organised by weighted assignment groups

This will prevent: students’ grades not tallying up the way you expect at the end of the semester.

When you use assignment groups, Canvas calculates a percentage for each assignment group by dividing the total points earned by the total points possible across all assignments in that group. The group totals are then added up to make the final grade. If weighting has been applied to the groups, this is factored into the calculation. We recommend that you check your assignment and assignment group weightings at the start of the semester and again, before grading. The earlier students understand how their assignment grades impact their final grade the more likely they are to pay attention to the grades they are achieving in different assignments and perform better overall in the course.

How to use assignment groups

Visit the Instructure Guide called: How do I add an assignment group in a course?

How to apply weighting

See: How do I weight the final course grade based on assignment groups?

Applying special rules such as dropping the highest or lowest scores?

See: How do I create rules for an assignment group?

2. Assignments have been assigned to the correct course sections

This will prevent students being marked in assignments that they shouldn’t be or not being marked in assignments that they should be.

If you’re wanting to assign an assignment to a cohort within your course rather than the whole course, you need to assign it to a course section. If this is not done correctly, it can result in issues such as students getting 0 due to non-submission, even if the assignment was not required of them. We recommend that you check who your assignments have been assigned to at the start of the semester and again before grading.

How to assign assignments

See How do I assign an assignment to a course section? on the Instructure Guides.

3. Assignments have the correct due dates, and available from/to dates

This will prevent: students being unable/able to submit their online and Turnitin assignments before/after the due date.

The assignment due date is the indicative deadline when the assignment is due. Availability dates affect student submissions, in that they set the specific date range when students can submit the assignment. These dates are optional but they are useful for implementing if there are late submission policies for assignments – e.g., work submitted more than X days past the due date are not accepted. Note, Canvas allows resubmissions by default.

How to set the assignment due date and availability dates

See What is the difference between assignment due dates and availability dates? on the Instructure Guides.

4. Assignments have been published

This will prevent: being unable to enter marks for an assignment in the Gradebook.

In Canvas, an assignment is an assessment task that students need to complete and that you intend to grade. When you create and publish an assignment, a column where you can enter the grade for the assignment is automatically added to the Gradebook.

How to publish an assignment

See How do I use the Assignments Index Page? on the Instructure Guides.

Still can’t enter grades in the gradebook?

If so, make sure the assignments are assigned to the students.

5. Assignments are muted in the Gradebook

This will prevent: students viewing their grades as you enter their marks in the Gradebook or SpeedGrader.

By default, in Canvas students can see assignment grades as soon as the assignment has been graded. To withhold student grades until all works have been graded for the assignment, and to release the grades to all the students at the same time, you can mute the assignment in the Gradebook. A muted assignment will not send out grade change notifications. Students will also be unable to view any grade changes and submission comments until the assignment is unmuted.

How to mute an assignment

See How do I mute or unmute an assignment in the Gradebook? on the Instructure Guides.

6. Check whether the ‘View ungraded as 0’ feature is enabled in the Gradebook

This has the benefit of altering the visual appearance, for teachers, of the Gradebook’s assignment groups and total columns, without affecting the underlying scores.

The ‘View ungraded as 0’ feature allows you to view student grades as if all ungraded (or unsubmitted and ungraded) assignments are given scores of zero points in the Gradebook. This means the total grade is calculated by adding both graded and ungraded assignments. If enabled, this is a visual change and does not affect the actual grades. Only the user who enables the option will see the change. Students have the same feature.

How to enable ‘View ungraded as 0’

See How do I view ungraded assignments as zero in the Gradebook? on the Instructure Guides.

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Takeaways: Harris’ approach to migration was more nuanced than critics or allies portray it

FILE - Vice President Kamala Harris talks to Gloria Chavez, Chief Patrol Agent of the El Paso Sector, as she tours the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Central Processing Center, June 25, 2021, in El Paso, Texas. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)

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WASHINGTON (AP) — As thousands of immigrants approached the U.S. border in early 2021, President Joe Biden tapped his second-in-command to address the influx. The decision has exposed Vice President Kamala Harris to one of her biggest political liabilities.

Harris’ assignment was to tackle the “root causes” of migration from three Central American nations — El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras — that were responsible for a significant share of border rossers. The vice president took a long-term approach to an immediate problem, helping convince multinational corporations and Latin American businesses to invest in the region. That, she argued, would create jobs and give locals more reasons to stay at home rather than take the arduous trek north.

Migration from those three Central American countries did gradually drop, though experts say it’s unlikely that Harris’ plan was a major factor. The decrease was swamped by a surge in migration from elsewhere in Latin America, and Republicans now blame Harris for all the myriad problems that plagued the U.S. southern border during the administration’s term.

Here are some things to know about Harris’ record on migration as vice president.

She was never the “border czar”

The GOP and even some media outlets called Harris the “border czar” after she got her assignment from Biden, but that was never her actual job. She had no special responsibilities at the border. Those involved in the hottest issue there — negotiations over whether to continue former President Donald Trump’s pandemic immigration policy known as Title 42 — say the vice president was not involved in that debate.

Biden tasked Harris with working with the Central American nations “to accept returnees and enhance migration enforcement at their borders.” Some critics contend she dodged that assignment and mainly focused on long-term investments.

Harris took two trips to Mexico and Central America in 2021 and 2022, including a visit to Guatemala in June 2021 where she told would-be migrants “ don’t come ” to the U.S. During that trip she also defended the fact she had not been to the U.S.-Mexico border during an interview with NBC’s Lester Holt by saying she hadn’t “been to Europe. And I mean, I don’t … understand the point that you’re making.”

That line became part of Trump’s first ad against Harris, which blames her for hundreds of thousands of deaths from fentanyl and crimes committed by people who entered the country illegally.

Harris has defended her record. Her campaign began running a television ad on Friday that said Harris would “hire thousands more border agents and crack down on fentanyl and human trafficking” as president. Democrats have also blasted Trump for helping tank a bipartisan immigration bill earlier this year that would have increased funding for border security, including new Customs and Border Protection personnel.

Harris focused on business investments

The vice president’s most prominent achievement was tapping into a network of business and nonprofit executives to invest in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, which are known as the Northern Triangle nations.

The work linked multinational companies — like Visa, Nestle and Meta — with smaller nonprofits and Latin American businesses, all of which pledged to increase their investments or bolster their work with at-risk communities.

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The Associated Press contacted all of the nearly two dozen companies the White House touted as participants in Harris’ effort. Some, like AgroAmerica, a sustainable food corporation that pledged to invest more than $100 million in six new projects, reported their work had begun and they were on track to meet their investment goals. Others, including Columbia Sportswear Company, said they would likely surpass their goals.

Most companies, however, either declined to comment or did not respond when asked about the work they have done to meet their pledges.

The vice president’s office has said that Harris’ outreach has generated more than $5.2 billion in investment promises. In an illustration of how long it takes the promises to translate into concrete spending, the State Department reported that companies have plowed nearly $1.3 billion in the region as of June 2024, the bulk of it in Guatemala and Honduras.

Katie Tobin, who worked as the top migration adviser at the National Security Council for three years, credited Harris’ focus with spurring investment in reducing these numbers, arguing that Harris “was able to leverage her credibility” and the power of the White House to convince companies to invest in “a risky investment environment.”

“That was very much Kamala Harris,” she added. “I have never seen something like that done before in this space, and it made a real impact.”

Republican Sen. Rick Scott, a critic of the administration on Latin American issues, questioned whether the White House should really be credited for business investments. He argued they would have happened without Harris.

The companies are “not doing it because someone asked them to,” said Scott, who co-founded a major medical company, “they’re doing it because it makes economic sense.”

Did it work?

While the Harris campaign and White House have pointed to statistics that show migration from Northern Triangle countries has dropped substantially since early 2021, there is debate over what is behind the decrease.

Sen. Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat, said Harris and the administration deserve credit for the reduction because their efforts “worked,” adding that Harris’ contribution has been overlooked.

Independent analysts, however, said they were skeptical that Harris’ approach played much of a role. They said the decrease was likely driven by other regional factors, including the ascension of El Salvador’s new president and his aggressive drive to combat violent crime. His government reported a 70% drop in homicides in 2023.

Julia Gelatt, associate director of the Migration Policy Institute in Washington, said investment can take years to alter migration patterns — if it ever does.

“Even a whole lot of economic development doesn’t curb immigration in the way countries hope it will,” Gelatt said.