Force grade an activity

You must force grade active attempts for an activity if you want to edit or delete that activity.

Force grade — Action that causes any active attempts of an activity to be automatically submitted as complete and the resulting grades are pushed to the Gradebook.

There are three ways to force grade active attempts at an activity:

  • Automatically from the Activity Editors

  • Manually from the Content Repository

  • Manually from the Gradebook

Force grade from the Activity Editors

You can define the Schedule Force Grading On property from within the Activity Editors while building your activity.

This property will automatically grade all active attempts on a specific date regardless of their completion status.

The Schedule Force Grading On property is located in the Scheduling & Visibility pane of the:

Force grade from the Content Repository

To manually force grade an activity from the Content Repository:

  1. Click Content Repository on the Class Homepage.

  2. Click Lessons & Assignments.

  3. Navigate to the activity that you want to force grade.

  4. Click Force Grade.

  5. A confirmation message will appear listing the users with active attempts. Click Force Grade in the confirmation window.

  6. All attempts are graded. You can now edit or delete the activity.

Force grade from the Gradebook

To manually force grade an activity from the Gradebook:

  1. Click Gradebook from the Class Homepage.

  2. Click Class Grades.

  3. Select the activity to be force graded.

  4. Select In Progress from the Progress drop-down list.

  5. Click Search.

  6. Click the activity name in the results table.

  7. Click Force grade active assignments from the activity's Gradebook data (check out View activity Gradebook data for more details on how to interpret and work with this summary information).

  8. A confirmation message will appear listing the users with active attempts. Click Force Grade in the confirmation window

  9. All attempts are graded. You can now edit or delete the activity.