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Overview of Gradescope

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Gradescope is a tool that can improve efficiency and consistency in grading, and can be especially useful in larger classes. Students or faculty can upload handwritten or typed assignments and exams. Faculty can then grade submissions, question by question, without seeing student names attached to particular responses. Graded work can then be electronically returned to students.

Gradescope is integrated with Moodle using an LTI integration. This enables students to connect to Gradescope through a Moodle course without signing in a second time, and with no need to create a separate account. The LTI integration also allows for grades to be returned automatically to Moodle.

Primary Features
Popular Uses

Getting Started

Instructors

Review the "Using Gradescope LTI 1.3 with Moodle as an Instructor" article for additional guidance on how to setup Gradescope within a Moodle course and begin building assignments.

Students

Review the "Using Gradescope with Moodle as a Student" article for additional guidance on how to navigate Gradescope and submit course work.

Students should access the Gradescope course through the Moodle course. If the Gradescope course is not listed in Moodle students should contact their instructor for additional assistance.

Support for Gradescope

Email support for Gradescope is available at help@gradescope.com (replies are promised within 24 hours). Upon request, their Customer Happiness Team can schedule video calls with instructors to troubleshoot. They also provide a series of short onboarding videos and written help documentation. 

Additional Resources

Get Started (Gradescope)

Linking Gradescope to a Moodle Course (DELTA Knowledge Base)

Creating a Gradescope Assignment in Moodle (DELTA Knowledge Base)

Walkthrough for Gradescope Bubble Sheet Exam (DELTA Knowledge Base)

For additional assistance, please contact the LearnTech Help Desk at learntech@ncsu.edu or (919) 513-7094, or via the Get Help form on the DELTA Knowledge Base.