We have teachers that are all of a sudden getting icons in Gradebook instead of numerical values. Even though the assignments have been created the same way all year long, and they have been graded....now the icons are showing up?
As @Ron_Bowman and @nwilson7 contributed, the quizzes are being considered "ungraded" by Canvas, which is why the icon is appearing in the gradebook. Even though a question may be worth 0 points, Canvas still wants it to be "graded" by having the instructor enter the points earned for the question. this is partly because many times instructors use zero point questions as a way to award extra credit--they award students points to boost the submission's grade. For the quiz to be graded, the instructor should award zero points for the question via SpeedGrader.
@johnhainley Can you please attach a screenshot of the icons you mean? If students resubmit something, you will get the little sheet of paper icon even though it may have been something that is already graded. You will also see this on quizzes that have something that needs to be manually graded.
-Nick
@nwilson7. Here you go!
@johnhainley It is a little hard to tell but that does look like the icon for something that needs grading.
If you open that assignment in SpeedGrader, does it give any indication that something is not graded?
Also, can you edit your last post to have a screenshot that does not include student names? We can't share that info in this community. It is a little blurry so hard to really tell what they say but better safe than sorry.
@johnhainley That is a good one, I would actually expect it to have the icon every time but maybe it being worth zero point somehow circumvents the need for it to be manually graded.
I just setup a quiz with questions and a file upload and I got the icon like I would expect.
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