I would like to merge a 5 point canvas quiz with an uploaded pdf assignment score into an overall chapter score. Is there a way to do this?
Hi @lilliepe,
Each assignment/quiz/graded discussion will have it's own unique column in the Canvas gradebook, and to my knowledge there is no way to combine those columns together, short of making a new single assignment and manually inputting the grades there and deleting the original assignments (which I would not recommend as it would also remove student answers, feedback, etc). Depending what the need is, you could use assignment groups and weighing to put the two assignments into a category and weigh that towards the final grade.
I hope this helps a bit! If it doesn't, could you please provide additional details in what you'd like to accomplish so someone might be able to come up with some alternative options.
-Chris
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