Using Gradescope to Autograde programming assignments
Case Study: How Computer Sciences are using Gradescope to autograde programming assignments.
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Canvas Essentials: Quizzes
This article will compare Canvas Quizzes to Blackboard Tests. This is not intended to be a training piece; it is an overview of the features, giving you some ideas on how Canvas compares to Blackboard. Quizzes can be created in Canvas to support assessment and feedback. Quizzes can be used for formative and summative assessments […]
Peer Scholar – Managing activities
Peer Scholar is a peer evaluation tool. This article looks at how to manage your activity. For example, edit settings, monitor student progress in the activity, download and post grades.
Peer Scholar – Student Guide
Peer Scholar is a peer evaluation tool. This article provides step by step guidance for students on how to submit your work, provide peer feedback and access peer feedback on your own work.
Canvas Essentials: Groups
A short summary of how to use Groups in Canvas
Teaching Focused – Community of Practice
One of the key aims of the Teaching Academy is to promote good teaching practice, In this article, Martin Simmons, from the discipline of Civil Engineering, explains a little bit more about the purpose of the Teaching Focused Community of Practice.
Canvas Essentials: Rubrics
Canvas provides an intuitive way to add rubrics to assignments. This article compares the Rubic tools in Canvas to Blackboard.
What is Slate?
Slate is a new course unit information management system, intended to replace the existing course unit information publishing system called CUIP. Designed and developed in FSE by James Marsh and Steve Pettifer.
Teaching Excellence Development Fund
The Teaching Excellence Development Fund offers funding to all those involved in teaching to promote and develop ‘teaching excellence’ work, including academic staff, PS staff, and GTAs.