Manually Grade McGraw Hill Assessments

Learn how grading works in the platform, including where to view results and common grading workflows.

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With online assessments, when they include certain question types such as essay or short-answer questions, these require you to manually score those questions. For more information on question types, refer to the Available Question Types for McGraw Hill Assessments article.

An alternative option to these steps would be to use the Class Scoresheet. See the Score a McGraw Hill Assessment Using the Class Scoresheet article for more information.

For additional McGraw Hill Assess resources, see the McGraw Hill Assessment Management Resources article.

1. Launch your course.
   
   
2. Click Assignments from the navigation menu.
   
   
   
   For certain programs such as Networks and Wonders, you will need to click on Assess (A), Assessments (B), or Online Assessment Center (C), and then click on Assignment Assessments (D).
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
3. Click on the Options button in the Actions column.
   
   
4. Click View Scores from the menu.
   
   E. Another option is to click on the Ready to Grade link.
   
   F. You can also click on the Assignment Name.
   
   
   
   G. Some Open Learning courses also have the Assignments Ready to Grade option available on the Dashboard. Click on the Assignment Name to navigate to the assignment.
   
   
   
   
5. Click on the View Scoresheet link in the Student Work column.
   
   
   
   
6. Click on any question or click the Pending filter option to view only those that need to be scored.
   
   H. Click on the back-and-forth arrows or select a Student from the drop-down to navigate between student scoresheets.
   
   
   
   
7. Enter a Score in the provided field. The entered score will auto-save when you click out of the field.
   
   I. Enter any Comments you want the student to be able to view for the question.
   
   J. Click on the Question Attempt drop-down to view the different attempts at the question if more than one was available.
   
   K. Click the View Passage button to view the passage the student read to answer the question (if applicable).
   
   L. Click the Example Response blade to expand the section. This would need to have been added to the question before the assessment was assigned.
   
   M. Click the Next Question link at the bottom to navigate to the following question in the assessment.
   
   
   
   N. Click the Export button to export the currently viewed scoresheet.
   
   O. Click the Close button to return to the assignment page.