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Where do I look for percentages or grades on Canvas?
Hi @edithza08 ...
If you are an instructor, you can manage your grading schemes via the course "Settings" screen. This way, a letter grade can be displayed in the "Total" column of your "Grades" page for you and your students. This would also display a letter grade for your students on their "Grades" page as well.
Also, you can change the "Total" column in your "Grades" page from "Points" to "Percentage" (and back again) by following this Guide:
If you are a student, you should be able to see your "Grades" page within your course...provided that your instructor has not hidden that course navigation button from student view. This video tutorial should provide you with some more information on how to use the "Grades" page in your course:
I hope this information will be helpful to you. Sing out if you have other questions...thanks!
I have NO idea where students can see their letter grade, unless I activate "totals" at the bottom of the Grades page, which I hate to do.
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