What triggers the SpeedGrader graded submission timestamp?

We are trying to determine what triggers a graded submission timestamp. For example, when a faculty member goes in and enters comments on an assignment but doesn't enter a grade and hits the submit button does that trigger the system to say an assignment has been graded. Or is the timestamp only when a grade has been entered?

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JeffCampbell

It should only happen when they enter a grade. Speedgrader sees comments as a separate entity and should not trigger the assignment to mark the item as graded on its own. It has a separate time stamp that is displayed next to the comment in Speedgrader.

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dbrace

Hi @KerryKeller,

Did @JeffCampbell's reply back to you answer your question?

-Doug

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