Keywords: assessment, feedback, grading, marking, plagiarism, referencing, reference.
Please refer to guide M09 - Digital Assessment - an Overview for the different phases of digital assessment at UCL.
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- If you want to do offline marking, on the “View 'View all submissions” submissions' page, choose the relevant action from the Grading action dropdown menu, at the top left of the submissions window, such as 'Download all submissions' and 'Download grading Download grading worksheet'.
- The submissions will be downloaded as a zip file that you can extract to your computer.
- Each student will have their own folder (usually anonymised by number) containing their submitted file(s). You can then annotate their submission, or add further files (for example marking sheets, audio or video feedback files) into the same student folder.
- The grading worksheet will contain a row for each student (identified by submission number matching the submission folder number, if anonymous) and you can use this sheet to enter the grade and any general feedback.
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