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She is! She'll want to go to Gradebook, then click the wrench icon, then click Export scores from that menu.
From there, she can choose to export points instead of percentages.
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Just want to do my part to bump this request to the surface. Teachers at my institution would love this—it helps insure equitable grading and speeds up the process, too.
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Non-graded questions on assessments has been requested for some time (see this post, for example). I hope this becomes an option soon!
In the meantime, I've found that Google Forms are pretty easy ...
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I shot this tutorial for teachers at my institution to address grading group assignments, and the last 60 seconds address this question.
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The most foolproof way to embed videos in Buzz is to upload them to YouTube, then use Buzz's YouTube video activity type to add them to the course.
Benefits: universal access (no sharing settings ...
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I don't have a have a solution different from yours, but I wanted to second this post—teachers at my institution have had the same experience.
In our case, the affected content had been around sinc...
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Using a bulk upload is definitely the way to go. Fortunately, Buzz makes that pretty easy! Here's how I would do it, one subdomain at a time.
Download the User Export report to get a spreadsheet w...
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I think the Allow Retry button will become clickable if you do one of these two things:
Type a grade in the grade-entry field (0% or something like that), or
Click the Override Complete button. Th...
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This is a flaw in Buzz's rich text editor across the platform—it affects assignments and other activities, too.
Here's my workaround.
Design your agenda as you like it (apart from the tiny list nu...
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Setting due dates to student time zones sounds like a pretty sweet feature. Is this something that could be added as a domain-level switch? Even if it was just available at the assignment level via...