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          Student Instructions: Working with Grader in myitlab
Your instructor may assign Grader projects to you in your myitlab courses. You will be
asked to complete a project live in the Office application and then submit to the myitlab grading
engine for immediate grading and detailed feedback.

Students simply download the starting materials, launch the live Office application and
complete the project as instructed, and then upload the completed assignment to be
graded.




                                                                        
 
It’s as simple as 1 –2– 3:

1.    Login into myitlab using your login name and password
2.    Open your Course, click on Course Content, and navigate to the Grader Project in the
      appropriate folder as directed by your instructor.
3.    Click to open the Grader Project. You will be taken to a screen displaying a 3 Step
      Process:
 




                                                            
                                                                    

Step 1- Download the Instructions and Data File(s)
**IMPORTANT ‐ Everyone must download their own copy of the file through the Grader Project
screen and complete the entire 3 step process ON YOUR OWN as part of the assignment.**




                                                                    
 
You will have 2 types of files to download –

1.     The Grader Instruction file – this is a Word document containing the instructions for this
assignment. This can be directly opened and printed for your use, or you may choose to save it to
your flash drive or to a folder on your personal computer to be opened or printed later.

2.      The Grader Assignment Starter File(s) ‐You must always download all data files and
save to your jump drive or to a folder on your personal computer. You may not work with
the file unless it has been saved first ‐Do NOT change the name of the file unless instructed to do
so.




                                                       
                                                  
                                                                     

IMPORTANT: You must SAVE this file to your jump drive or home computer. DO NOT open it here
– if you do you will not be able to save changes made to this file as it is stored on the publisher’s
web server.




                                                                         

When completing the download of the file, make sure you do not change the name of the file. If you
have downloaded it before, the downloader may try to insert a [1] at the end of the file name – this
will cause you to lose points on your assignment. The name must match exactly with what is
displayed in the download dialog box – including the complete file extension (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx,
etc.)
 




                                                                         
                                                                     

Step 2 - Complete the Assignment in a "live" version of the Office Software (Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, or Access). Select the Return to Course Content button to exit Grader without
submitting a file to be graded.




                                                                         
Navigate to the starter file on your jump drive or in a folder on your computer to open the
application software and the downloaded files. You may want to print out the instructions to
follow as you complete your project.

When you are finished, be sure to SAVE the file with your changes – do not execute a “Save
As” command or in any way change the file name.

Step 3 - Upload your completed document through the Grader Project Screen.

If you have logged out of your myitlab course, log in and navigate back to the Grader Project. Click
to open the file and return to the Grader screen as shown here.




                                                                                 
 
                                                                   

Browse to your jump drive or to the file on your computer to find the completed copy of the Grader
file. The file that you upload must have originated from the same file that you downloaded in Step
1 and have the EXACT file name as required by the project instructions.




                                                                                       

To submit the assignment for grading, after uploading to myitlab, you must hit the "FINISH:
Submit for Grading" button at either the top or the bottom of the screen.




                                                                       
 

 

 

 

 
                                                                 

When your project has been submitted you will receive a message indicating that is has been
submitted for grading. Your grade will be available through the myitlab gradebook.

Click on the Return to Course Content button to return to your myitlab course materials.




                                                                     


Viewing your Grader Results:
You can view details of your submission directly from your course or by locating it in your
Gradebook.

   1. When you return to the Course Content page, locate the Grader Project you have
      completed, hover over the name of the assignment to bring up the Options menu, and
      select View Submissions.
   2. OR click on the Gradebook tab in your course, locate the Grader project, select the down
      arrow to the right of the assignment and click View Submissions.
                                                                   

The initial Score Card Data report shows you how many points you have earned for each step of
the project as well as the maximum amount of points possible for each step. Your score is shown as
a percent.

Click on the Summary Report link to see additional details. Many of the steps in each project
contain more than one part, and Grader allows for partial credit to be awarded. The Summary
Report allows you to see exactly where within each step you lost points.




                                                                                     
Click the expand/collapse arrows to see details:




                                                                                         
                                                                   

Close this report to return to the score card and click the link to the Marked Up Report.




                                                                                    



The Marked Up Report is a visual of the your actual student submission.
 




                                                                                             
                                                                      

This report will give you details on your project submission with red X’s indicating incorrect actions
and green √’s showing what you did correctly.  




                                                                                                 
By clicking on the red X and/or the green √, you are provided with the actual actions taken within
each task. This detailed report also shows if partial credit is awarded.
 
To view your submission LIVE with comments embedded – click on the Live Comments link. 




                                                                                                          

This will open a Word Document of your submission with comments to explain where and why
points were deducted.




                                                                                     
 
Click the Close button on each form to return to your myitlab course.
 

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MyITLab: Using Grader

  • 1.                                Student Instructions: Working with Grader in myitlab Your instructor may assign Grader projects to you in your myitlab courses. You will be asked to complete a project live in the Office application and then submit to the myitlab grading engine for immediate grading and detailed feedback. Students simply download the starting materials, launch the live Office application and complete the project as instructed, and then upload the completed assignment to be graded.     It’s as simple as 1 –2– 3: 1. Login into myitlab using your login name and password 2. Open your Course, click on Course Content, and navigate to the Grader Project in the appropriate folder as directed by your instructor. 3. Click to open the Grader Project. You will be taken to a screen displaying a 3 Step Process:    
  • 2.                                Step 1- Download the Instructions and Data File(s) **IMPORTANT ‐ Everyone must download their own copy of the file through the Grader Project screen and complete the entire 3 step process ON YOUR OWN as part of the assignment.**     You will have 2 types of files to download – 1. The Grader Instruction file – this is a Word document containing the instructions for this assignment. This can be directly opened and printed for your use, or you may choose to save it to your flash drive or to a folder on your personal computer to be opened or printed later. 2. The Grader Assignment Starter File(s) ‐You must always download all data files and save to your jump drive or to a folder on your personal computer. You may not work with the file unless it has been saved first ‐Do NOT change the name of the file unless instructed to do so.    
  • 3.                                IMPORTANT: You must SAVE this file to your jump drive or home computer. DO NOT open it here – if you do you will not be able to save changes made to this file as it is stored on the publisher’s web server.   When completing the download of the file, make sure you do not change the name of the file. If you have downloaded it before, the downloader may try to insert a [1] at the end of the file name – this will cause you to lose points on your assignment. The name must match exactly with what is displayed in the download dialog box – including the complete file extension (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx, etc.)    
  • 4.                                Step 2 - Complete the Assignment in a "live" version of the Office Software (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or Access). Select the Return to Course Content button to exit Grader without submitting a file to be graded.   Navigate to the starter file on your jump drive or in a folder on your computer to open the application software and the downloaded files. You may want to print out the instructions to follow as you complete your project. When you are finished, be sure to SAVE the file with your changes – do not execute a “Save As” command or in any way change the file name. Step 3 - Upload your completed document through the Grader Project Screen. If you have logged out of your myitlab course, log in and navigate back to the Grader Project. Click to open the file and return to the Grader screen as shown here.    
  • 5.                                Browse to your jump drive or to the file on your computer to find the completed copy of the Grader file. The file that you upload must have originated from the same file that you downloaded in Step 1 and have the EXACT file name as required by the project instructions.   To submit the assignment for grading, after uploading to myitlab, you must hit the "FINISH: Submit for Grading" button at either the top or the bottom of the screen.            
  • 6.                                When your project has been submitted you will receive a message indicating that is has been submitted for grading. Your grade will be available through the myitlab gradebook. Click on the Return to Course Content button to return to your myitlab course materials.   Viewing your Grader Results: You can view details of your submission directly from your course or by locating it in your Gradebook. 1. When you return to the Course Content page, locate the Grader Project you have completed, hover over the name of the assignment to bring up the Options menu, and select View Submissions. 2. OR click on the Gradebook tab in your course, locate the Grader project, select the down arrow to the right of the assignment and click View Submissions.
  • 7.                                The initial Score Card Data report shows you how many points you have earned for each step of the project as well as the maximum amount of points possible for each step. Your score is shown as a percent. Click on the Summary Report link to see additional details. Many of the steps in each project contain more than one part, and Grader allows for partial credit to be awarded. The Summary Report allows you to see exactly where within each step you lost points.   Click the expand/collapse arrows to see details:  
  • 8.                                Close this report to return to the score card and click the link to the Marked Up Report.   The Marked Up Report is a visual of the your actual student submission.    
  • 9.                                This report will give you details on your project submission with red X’s indicating incorrect actions and green √’s showing what you did correctly.     By clicking on the red X and/or the green √, you are provided with the actual actions taken within each task. This detailed report also shows if partial credit is awarded.   To view your submission LIVE with comments embedded – click on the Live Comments link.    This will open a Word Document of your submission with comments to explain where and why points were deducted.     Click the Close button on each form to return to your myitlab course.