Gradebook used to have a column you could add called notes. With the recent update.....It now appears to be missing. Does anyone know where it is now located to use?
Hi @camille_rendal! That feature is still available, it's just moved around. You'll need to select the gear icon in the upper right corner when in the Gradebook, select View Options along the top, then under Show you'll check the box next to Notes.
Hi @camille_rendal ...
I totally agree with @JessicaDeanSVC. I've marked her response as a "Solution". Just so you have it, I'll also provide you with this Guide that provides some screenshots and similar steps that Jessica gave you.
How do I use the Notes column in the Gradebook?
Hope this helps!
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