Gradescope

Gradescope is an online grading system that supports collaborative grading within a teaching team. This platform enables the evaluation of both online and paper-based assignments using personalized rubrics. Deliver comprehensive feedback and grades directly to students, ensuring efficient and effective assessment processes. Gradescope allows multiple graders to simultaneously assess assignment submission and prevents conflict issues.  

 

Key Features

  • Multiple graders: allows multiple graders to simultaneously assess submissions without overwrite or conflict issues 
  • Customized rubrics: create customized rubrics for grading. Any rubric changes made to an assignment are automatically applied to assignments already graded 
  • Various assignment and submission types: collect and grade online assignments (e.g. code-based) and paper-based assignments. Photos of student work can also be submitted to Gradescope as PDF format 
  • Grade analytics: statistical measures for each assignment question 
  • Answer groups & AI-assisted grading features: form groups of similar student answers, allowing for quick, efficient grading 

Getting Started

Gradescope is supported at UBC but has an associated cost and is granted per-department. The cost is charged per student per course.  Instructors wishing to use Gradescope should confirm with their respective departments if funding is available.  

After funding is confirmed, please email Science LT at LT.support@science.ubc.ca to request Gradescope to be initialized in your course with the following information:  

  • Course number and section 
  • Financial contact (for billing) 

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Last updated on: October 4, 2024


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