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At the prompt, choose whether you want a screen, print or press quality PDF. For bubble sheet assignments, there is also an Item Analysis page, where you can see discriminatory scores for each question to determine whether the question is working well to discriminate students with knowledge from those that are just guessing.
Currently in beta, online assignments let you create questions directly on Gradescope. For some types of questions multiple choice, select all, and fill-in-the-blank , you can also indicate the correct answer ahead of time, and student submissions will be automatically graded. Online assignments are available to all Gradescope users and instructors while in beta.
Once the feature is out of beta, online assignments will be available with institutional site licenses and for individual courses subscribed to Gradescope Complete. Creating an Online Assignment. A question can have multiple input fields, in which case the student must get all of them correct to receive credit.
Input markup must be the only thing on the line that it occurs on. This means that you currently cannot have text before or after an input field. Any normal text you type in the question box will be passed through as text.
You can see a preview of what the assignment will look like to students in the pane on the right. Although using the Insert Images feature is recommended, you can also include images and graphics in the question body using Markdown by posting the link to the image.
If you have the URL for the image, use the following syntax:! You can add an optional explanation for the correct answer, which students will see after the due date. However, you can add details about incorrect answer options to the explanation for the correct answer.
To add an explanation to a question, put two square brackets [[ ]] around the explanation text. Make sure to put the explanation on a separate line, with no text before or after it. For multiple line explanations, use brackets around each line of the explanation. Empty lines between explanations will break them up into two separate blocks.
You can add new questions or subquestions using the Insert Question and Add Subquestion buttons below each question.
Adding a subquestion turns the question into a question group and adds a child question of the current question. Note that when you make a group of questions, the top-level question can only be used for description text, and students cannot submit any input fields within that question. If you have questions 1. Finally, you can delete questions using the Delete Question button.
Deleting all parts of a question group will revert that question group to a regular question i. The optional Maximum Time Permitted feature lets you give students a set number of minutes to complete an Online Assignment from the moment they open it and see the questions.
Students will then see a countdown timer on their screen as they complete the assignment. During the submission period, students can update their answers any number of times. The most recently submitted answer for each question at the end of the time limit will be saved for you to view and grade. Students can use LaTeX in their responses to free response questions, and they can upload files of any type to file upload questions. For Students: Completing an Online Assignment.
The way students save or submit answers is slightly different based on whether or not the assignment has a time limit:. During the allotted time if you set a time limit and submission period, students can submit or update their answers as many times as they need to. When students log in, they will see a link on their course dashboard to submit an online assignment. Instructors and TAs can submit work to an online assignment on behalf of students at any point, regardless of any set due dates or time limits.
Student submissions for multiple choice, select all, and short answer questions will be graded automatically. Short answer questions require an exact match to be marked correct. If there are multiple input fields in one question, students must answer all of them correctly to receive any credit. If you intend for students to see their results for auto-graded questions immediately, you should publish grades from the Review Grades page when you are finished creating the assignment.
Editing an assignment currently leaves any grading on existing submissions alone. Creating the Assignment Outline is the first step in the assignment creation workflow. For instructor-uploaded assignments, students will never see the template file or any other part of the assignment until grading is complete and you click Publish Grades. Creating a fixed-length outline. You will see the Template PDF on the left and an empty outline on the right. You can title your questions and add point values.
As you build the outline, a total point tally for the assignment will appear at the top of the page. You can also drag a subquestion outward to turn it into a question.
You may also replace the template PDF at any time by going to Settings in the left sidebar. When your students upload an assignment, they will mark the location of each question on their submissions Submitting an Assignment. If your outline is for a fixed-length assignment, you will need to set name and question regions on your template. When creating outlines for fixed-length assignments, you can set the regions where students will write their names and student IDs.
Creating either a name region or an ID region is necessary for the Managing Submissions step of assigning names to submissions. Having both is optional, but providing both a name and ID region can help increase the number of students that are automatically matched to submissions.
Click the Select Name Region button to create a name region which covers the area of the template where students will write their full names. For greater submission matching accuracy, make sure your name and ID regions do not overlap. Just like manipulating a question box, you can drag and resize the name and ID boxes over the desired area of the PDF.
For fixed-length assignments, you will also need to specify the areas where students will write their answers. You can do this by resizing and dragging question boxes on your Template PDF.
You can also create new questions and subquestions by clicking and dragging on the PDF. When grading an assignment, the viewer will automatically zoom to the region you designated.
Manage Scans is only part of the workflow for instructor-submitted assignments. For student-submitted assignments, this page will not appear in the assignment workflow. Scanning tips. You can download the two batches used in this video: first and second. Then, check out the steps below. Gradescope will then generate a single PDF file or two PDFs if your printout is over pages containing labeled copies of your Template file.
You can download, print, and distribute copies to students so they can complete their work on the labeled pages. Note: The label will be placed in the top right corner of each page of the printout, so please make sure that your Assignment has no important text there, such as name or date fields. Select your files, and they will begin uploading. You can also drag and drop submissions directly onto the Manage Scans page.
While you can upload a PDF for each student submission, we recommend uploading PDFs that contain multiple student submissions for faster processing. You can click Show to double check that everything was split correctly.
If you see this message, click Show to view the pages of your PDF and review the proposed splitting of your scans.
Be sure to review the recommended splitting to make sure your scans turn into correct submissions. An easy way to check this is to look at the first page of each submission to make sure that it matches the template. If a proposed submission has out of order pages or an extra page, you can drag and reorder pages, as well as set your own split points by hovering over the submission and clicking Split.
You can also merge submissions together by clicking Merge With Previous. If Gradescope automatically split your scans and you need to rotate a page, a submission, or all submissions in your batch, first, select the Undo Automatic Split button at the bottom of the page.
If Gradescope did not auto-split your submissions, you will already be able to rotate pages. To rotate a single page in a submission, find the submission, hover over the thumbnail of the page in question, and click the circular arrow the appears in the bottom right of the thumbnail.
Keep clicking until the page is oriented correctly. To rotate all pages in a submission, find the submission and click Rotate Submission to the right of it. Keep clicking until the submission is oriented correctly. To rotate all pages in all submissions, scroll to the bottom of the Manage Scans page and click the Rotate PDF button. Once you have reviewed all the proposed submissions, you can confirm the proposals by clicking Create Submissions at the bottom of the page.
For instructor-submitted assignments, as soon as submissions are created on the Manage Scans page, we will automatically attempt to match each submission to a student in your roster, using the Name and ID regions that you set up in the Edit Outline step.
While we can attempt to match with only one region, using both Name and ID regions will achieve the best results. Matching Submissions. For these submissions, click on Enter Student Name , type in the name or ID of the student or just a few letters with auto-complete , hit Tab rather than Enter to select the user, and repeat until there are no more unassigned submissions.
Note that adjusting the location of the name or ID regions on the Edit Outline page will re-run the automatic matching on all submissions. Any manually matched submissions will not be overwritten. Replacing a PDF will not delete any grading progress on that submission. If group submission is enabled, you can also add or delete group members from this page. Then, choose their file or code repository and click the Submit or Upload button.
If this is a variable-length PDF homework assignment or exam, select what page of the PDF the answer to each question appears on. Then, click Submit. Then, enter their responses or upload their files to the appropriate questions, making sure to click Submit Answer after each.
If your student had existing responses that you did not touch, those will be preserved. Answer Groups and AI Assistance are available with institutional site licenses and for individual courses subscribed to Gradescope Complete. AI-Assisted Grading. To get started, go to the Grade Submissions tab and click on a question. The first step in the Answer Groups workflow is selecting the type of question.
This is suitable for all questions. Gradescope will simply find and group blank submissions for you. You can then manually form your own groups of answers. Questions where students fill in bubbles or check squares. We do not currently support questions of circle-the-right-choice variety. There must be clear mark areas, and they must be clearly selected by the student no half-filled bubbles. Students should use an ink pen to select the mark areas for maximum clarity.
Your uploaded assignment template must be completely blank; do not upload an answer key as your template. Gradescope will show you the detected mark areas in blue. If the squares are not properly over the answer areas, you can click Edit Mark Regions to adjust them. Please email us if you would like a suggested LaTeX template for formatting your multiple choice questions.
Gradescope AI is able to read student handwriting of English-language text and of math notation including fractions, integral signs, etc. The main constraint is for the student answer to be on just one line, which is most easily enforced by providing a clear box or underscored area in the assignment template, as in the two examples below. You can adjust the final answer area by clicking Final Answer Area from the question type selection page.
Each group will contain a minimum of two answers. The next step in the Answer Groups workflow is reviewing the suggested groups. Note that, if you edit the question region in the assignment outline, unconfirmed groups will be deleted for that question in the course of re-processing.
Confirmed groups will remain. On the Review Groups page, you will see an image of one of the responses within the group, the group name, and how many student submissions are in that group.
You can edit the group name or delete the group by hovering over the group with your mouse and clicking the Rename or Delete and Ungroup Answers buttons. If there is a specific part of the question region that you would like to group the answers by, you can indicate the answer region by clicking Final Answer Area at the top of the page. Changing the final answer area will reprocess the submissions and update the groups.
Click on the image for your first group to review the answers in that group. If some answer does not belong in the group, click on it, or press the space bar while hovering over it. You can quickly navigate between answers by using the arrow keys on your keyboard. If you find that two or more proposed groups have the same answer, you can click Merge to merge the groups. Select the groups you want to merge and then click Merge Selected in the bottom action bar.
Repeat this process until all groups have been reviewed. If you realize you made a mistake, you can go back and re-review a group by clicking View Groups in the bottom action bar, or by using the back button in your browser. You will see the ungrouped answers on the left and a list of the groups if any on the right. You can create a new group at any time by clicking Create a Group in the upper right corner.
Click on the Edit button below an existing group to delete the group, edit its title, or merge it with another group. You can add ungrouped answers to a group by clicking and dragging, or by clicking on each answer and then clicking on the group. Note that you may add multiple answers to a group at a time. You can select all answers by clicking Select All in the bottom action bar.
You can also use keyboard shortcuts to speed up the process of manually grouping answers. Use the N key to create a new group. Use the arrow keys to jump between ungrouped answers. Use the space bar to select or deselect an answer.
Use the number key on your keyboard that corresponds to the group number to assign the answer s to an existing group. Feel free to leave some answers ungrouped: you will grade ungrouped answers individually, after you have graded all of the groups. The grading interface for grading by group is very similar to the regular grading interface, which our Grading section explains below.
In this section, we explain the differences that Group Grading introduces. On the left side of the grading interface, you will see the name of your group, the number of submissions in that group, and one sample submission. You will be taken to your next group, or to the next ungrouped submission if all groups have been graded. Note that the progress bar will change to reflect the number of individual submissions that were just graded.
Note that any comments you make in the comment box below the rubric will automatically apply to all students in the group. However, the annotation tools should not be used when grading groups, since the annotation would only apply to the sample submission that appears for the group. Clicking on a submission from that table will take you to the regular grading page, where you can grade each submission individually, rather than as part of a group.
If you want to jump back to grading by group, just click Grade the whole group instead in the upper left section of the page. Note that if you formed groups, submissions are presented for grading in group order, largest group first, and sorted by time of submission within a group. If you would instead like to apply the regrade to the entire group of submissions, simply open the regrade request and then click Grade the whole group instead at the top of the page.
Your changes apply to all submissions in that group, except for submissions that were graded individually. AI-assisted Grading lets you grade fixed-template assignments even faster by grading groups of similar answers at once. You will review suggested groups - or form your own - using our grouping interface. Then, you will grade the resulting groups, using the same interface you would use to grade individual responses. While we try to make your experience with AI-assisted Grading as smooth as possible, there are a few things that we recommend you do to help make your suggested answer groups the best they can be.
Please do not use a filled answer key as your template. The template is used as a negative to extract student ink from their submissions. If you upload a version of the assignment that is different than what you distributed to your students, we will not be able to parse what your students wrote. If you find suggested answer groups that are completely unhelpful, it is likely that your template differs from the student submissions.
If student handwriting from the previous question makes its way to the answer region for the following question, this may throw off groups. Increasing the number of answer areas lines or boxes where students write their answers can result in many permutations of answer groups. This makes reviewing these groups more difficult. It is usually better to separate complex questions out into subquestions on the outline instead.
If students are taking photos of handwritten work, converting them to a PDF, and uploading the PDF to Gradescope, tell your students to lay pages flat on a table and ideally use a scanning application. Students should also use good lighting put the page against dark background, perhaps with flash on and write in pen or using dark marks with a pencil. Note that the answer grouping features are not available for variable-length student-uploaded assignments.
We support multiple choice questions where students fill in bubbles or check squares. There must be clear mark regions, and they must be clearly selected by the student no half-filled bubbles.
Pen marks are easier to parse than pencil marks, because they are usually darker. After answer groups have been processed, Gradescope will show you the detected mark regions in blue. If the squares are not properly over the answer areas, you can click Edit Mark Regions to adjust them or to add and remove mark areas. Make sure that each mark area has a blue square over it. If you are making an assignment in LaTeX we recommend following this code example.
If you want to specify the exact part of your question that you want to group by, you can set a final answer area by clicking Final Answer Area when you are setting up answer groups or at the top of your answer groups. Note that currently, you can indicate multiple final answer areas for fill-in-the-blank text questions but only one final answer area for math questions.
To begin grading, go to the Grade Submissions tab and click on the question that you would like to grade. There are three core components to the grading page.
They are the student submission area, the rubric, and the bottom action bar. Grading a submission is as simple as clicking on a rubric item the box with a number in it or pressing the number on your keyboard corresponding to the rubric item. At least one rubric item must be applied for a question submission to be considered as graded.
Moving to the Next Ungraded submission avoids more than one person grading the same submission at the same time. Simple Grading. The rubric allows you to grade quickly and consistently, applying the same set of feedback to every submission.
When you grade with Gradescope, you can change the rubric at any time. This means if you took off too many points or gave too many points for a particular rubric item, you can change it and Gradescope will automatically apply those changes to the other students who received the same mark.
You can also collapse the rubric view to see more rubric items on the screen by clicking Collapse View. Advanced Grading. By clicking on Rubric Settings , you will see that we support two different styles of grading. Positive Scoring means that rubric items default to adding points, starting from 0.
On the other hand, with Negative Scoring the default mode , rubric items default to subtracting points from the total points available for that question.
You can set assignment-wide defaults for the scoring scheme and score bounds from the Settings page in the left sidebar. You can also use the PDF24 Creator in your company for free.
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I am only just starting to test the program. Looks nice and useful. It will be a great enhancement to the program if there is a setting to password protect the destination or backup folder, especially on a USB or an external drive. Reply by jrt Post reply. Just use a truecrypt volume on your USB drive as the backup destination. That will likely be more secure than anything the author could easily add to this software. Comment by Amirreza Post reply. Hi, thanks for your comment!
This feature is already available, there is a group field in the settings window. Then you can use the command line to sync a full group : Let me know if you manage. Reply by Gilbert Post reply. Why is this group-sync-option not included in the gui? Would be a great extension of the usuability of the program.
Can we expect an update implementing this? Comment by Dmir Post reply. Fantastic program. Have been using it for years. Simple and very reliable. Love the program but I wish it had an option to "Clean Up" destination side first, then run.
Because my backups sometimes have so much to do that there isn't enough space on the destination drive unless I manually delete files first. This would be best in the right click menu under preview and run. Comment by Adel Post reply.
Thanks for this great software. I've been using this for months now. No problems found. Easily customizable. Simple and especially does what it's supposed to do better than the expensive software out there! Comment by Bill Merritt Post reply.
Comment by Ashok Post reply. Thanks for making such a wonderful software. It really helpful. Keep doing the great job. Comment by Clonezilla Post reply. It is for files. Use tools that operates with partitions. Clonezilla is one of that tools. Comment by WolfWare Post reply. One simple missing detail Thx, WW. Comment by Gilles Boudreau Post reply. Awesome tool. Really useful. It'll make it Perfect! Comment by Phil Post reply. C'est LE logiciel qui manquait.
Un grand Merci! Comment by Joebo Post reply. Create Synchronicity is a great application; it does what it needs to without issue. I just have one complaint. When checking the 'show all icons and notifications' box in the Windows taskbar options, so Windows doesn't hide application icons on me, I get like 25 minutes of notification popups for all the backups that had occurred overnight, every morning.
It would be great to have an option to turn notifications off. Comment by Leif Johansen denamrk Post reply. Today the program crash and comes with an error message for Microsoft. I removed the program and reinstall from the zip file with the same disappointing result. You might need to re-install the. Net framework, version 3.
Could you try that? Comment by Rene Post reply. Comment by Torsten Post reply. Hello, I'm very interessted in your sync software. Are there any plans to develop a MAC Version? Kind regards, Torsten. Comment by Long Post reply. I also want to develop it with more features. Could you send me software source code? Goodluck to me! Comment by Michael Dam Post reply. Great product!!! Today when "The Cloud" is on and you both have a desktop, Laptop and an Ipad, the need for Synchronicity is even more in demand.
Only point is that your scheduling can only sync once a day Could the scheduling please be extended?? Comment by Roland Post reply. Very great software, if possible, you can add more features like: - Automatically syncing after a few time such as: 5 minutes, 10 minutes, etc I think if you want you can win!
Good luck and successful! Hi Long, thanks for your message! Reply by Long Post reply. This will make your software more wonderful! And more, i have found some of errors like: wrong word "Succeded" or "Succeeded" in log file. If you have time, i suggest the new feature: Send email to Admin at the specific time about data backup processing. I have used very many softwares but your software is best! I am sorry because using free program that requires so much!
Good for life, many thanks! Comment by Pippo Post reply. Comment by MakesOwnWeather Post reply. Best and greatest of them all! Simple to use and understand. Works better than a clock made by God if that is possible.
Saved so much hassle dealing with other complicated replicators like the Synology Data Replicator and others. Does the whole job and all it's variations. Comment by Oleg Post reply. I really have such long paths in some places. Reply by Bruno Post reply. I really have such long paths in some places" I confirm, this is a problem for me too. Please can you improve the posibility to access files whose path name exceeds characters. Comment by Dick Post reply. Great tool! Just what I needed.
I install this for family and friends that don't have measures yet to automatically backup their documents and photo's, using the option to startup and schedule. Simply to use and reliable! I just tried the software, and it seems to be what I was looking for. Now, unfortunately, I am worried about losing the synced USB stick. Do you have any thoughts about using your software with on-the-fly encryption such as truecrypt seems to offer?
Could this work? Would you advise against it? Comment by Chris Post reply. Commented on wrong program! Thought I was on "Bvckup" page! Reply by NotChris Post reply. Reply by typhoo Post reply. Comment by Juan Luis Palma Post reply.
Excuse my bad english Please port this great app to linux, is the best. Thanks for our great work. Comment by ToolmakerSteve Post reply. Very handy, thx. Would like an option to ignore don't delete new top level sub-folder added to right side destination. For now I use "Incremental", but that means I don't get deletions of obsolete files in the other folders. Comment by captenbk Post reply. Love the simplicity of the program, but it seems to sometimes recopy files already in my destination "right side".
I use this to sync various local drives to network drives properly mapped in Windows. It does work, just seems to recopy some of the files when syncing instead of skipping them and just deleting files not in destination and copying new files. Perhaps I'm just doing something wrong. Comment by Samuel Post reply. When doing incremental backing up, does CS overwrite old versions of the files or does it keep older versions, so that one can roll back changes?
From my small test it appears that the former is true -- i. CS's "incremental" backup really just updates the full backup each time. Is that right? Comment by Michael Post reply. I believe I have found a bug in the program's behavior.
Here is an example. I check my entire "Users" folder under Windows 7 to back up all users data and automatically back up all data from any new users that are created in the future. I leave every subfolder checked. I then go under one user's folder and un-check his "Videos" folder because he uses it for scratch files which are too big and don't need to be backed-up.
Un-checking this folder causes newly created users folders NOT to be backed-up, regardless that the base "Users" folder is checked! I have tried other examples, too. Any time you un-check a folder, if any new folders are created one directory level above, they will not be backed-up, even if the base folder is checked!
How can I work around this? Am I doing something wrong? Thank you so much! Comment by Pier Post reply. Comment by George Post reply. Comment by Gilberto Post reply. Reply by Create Software Post reply. Comment by Dave Post reply. Good little program. Ideal for creating thumb drives of my music library for the car.
Would be nice to see it have the ability to add the Label of the thumb drive to the project and verify the thumb drive by label. Works well with out though at times I'm an idiot so I'm thinking of how to "Dave" proof it! Hi Dave! Comment by Mark Post reply. Hi, it would be good if there was a way to exclude folders in the exclude list. For example I have a profile to backup my VS project but don't need the Bin sub-folders backed up.
Hi Mark! Comment by Jorge Post reply. Thanks for this wonderful piece of Soft. It really gives me peace of mind for sync purposes. Just wonder: could its windows remember the position where I moved them to? It is cumbersome having to set them around every time I open each. Comment by Kida Post reply. Wonderful program. Only thing that currently bugs me is using "Discard after:2" and "Replicate Empty Directories:False". This still creates the entire directory structure in the mirror directory; even if that directory had no modified files in the last 2 days.
Would be super helpful if empty folders in the mirror are deleted during the 'clean-up' process when "Replicate Empty Directories:False" is set to false. Hi Kida, Well spotted, that was a bug. It should be fixed in the latest development builds Latest builds. Comment by Roman Post reply. You can do the directories synchronized by date.
For example. Selected folder, but not later than Reply by mithun Post reply. Comment by Olly Post reply. Brilliant programme! I have searched for ages to find a programme like this. Love the fact that this programme gives you tray notifications which is just what I wanted unlike other software that left me in the dark about my backups. One of the best sync software I have used, Nothing but praise for this programme! I have recommended it to so many people. Thanks so much! Comment by Shahrukh Post reply.
Geoffrey requested "It would be nice to be able to include files that have changed within, say, the last x days in the backup procedure, i. That was just what I needed, except I need to be able to specify "Ignore files last modified earlier than yyyy-mm-dd" i. The reason is that I do disk clones every 3 months or so and want to use Synchronicity to do daily incremental backups since the last disk clone.
Great sync software, simple interface, very fast,seams reliable, free. Comment by Genevieve Post reply. Thank you so much for the fantastic software. It's so kind of you to share it with everyone. Love it! Comment by Vineeth Reddy Post reply. Thank you for your efforts. Comment by Bogdan Post reply. This tool corresponds with software bible best practice: simple clear idea, robust tool, performs tasks corresponding with its concept very well and makes no other unnecessary tasks.
I am very satisfied! Thanks for great tool, which helps me so much! Comment by Harvey Post reply. The best tool out there for keeping two drives in sync, easy to use but powerful. Comment by Prakash Kumar Jain Post reply. A good tool to take backup. I had earlier tried the Seagate software that comes with the portable harddrive but it was not working as good as CS.
Comment by Takku Post reply. Thanks for a nifty utility! Looks great and works great! Just a tip for others who may have a similar setup: I had initial problems syncing from my Vista PC to my Linux server over Samba, as CS was pretty aggressive in selecting a lot of files for backing up that hadn't been modified. I unchecked the exact timing checkbox, allowing for a few second variation in timestamps and voila, problem solved. Great product, thanks! Comment by K. Lenover Post reply.
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