1. Starting at the course home page, click on the 'Grades' tab on the navigation bar.

1. By bulk editing using the 'Manage Grades' menu, you can change multiple users' grades for one assignment. Navigate to this menu, the second menu from the left, and find which assignment you wish to enter grades. For this example, we're using 'Assignment Test.'

2. Click on the drop down menu next to the name of assignment, and click the 'Enter Grades' option.

3. You will be taken to the 'Grade Item' page. Here, you can enter the grades of all users at once for this specific assignment.

4. Scrolling to the right of the web page, you can add Feedback as well! Clicking the pencil icon to enter commentary will prompt a pop up window where you can enter text. To save your feedback, click the blue 'Save' button at the bottom of the pop up window.

5. When you are satisfied with the grades and feedback given, click on the blue 'Save and Close' button to return to the course Grades page. If you want to exit without saving your changes, click on the gray 'Cancel' button.

1. You can also change grades of users for multiple assignments by using the 'Enter Grades' tab, found in the top left menu.

2. The table shown on the Enter Grades menu will show all different columns of the assignments within the course your users can and cannot see.

3. You can see the Final Calculated Grade and the Final Adjusted Grade as well on this page.

4. You can look closer at a specific assignment by clicking on the drop down menu next to the name of each assignment and choosing the 'Enter Grades' option.

5. When you are finished, locate the blue 'Save' button at the bottom of the Enter Grades page. Clicking this button will save your changes to the grades of your users.

1. To see more options on the grading system, click on the 'settings' option in the top right of the screen. Click on the Calculation Options option in the Personal Display Options menu.

2. You will be taken to the 'Grading System' page where you can change aspects of the system, the final released grade, or the grade calculations of the students (as highlighted below).

3. You can edit the 'scheme' of the grading policy by going to the 'Schemes' tab in the 'Grades' website.

Opening a 'New Scheme' by clicking the New Scheme button on the top left of the page will create a scheme that you can customize for your class. To save any changes, click on the Save and Close button at the bottom of the screen.

4. Schemes are smart agents that you can customize to keep track of your users. You can choose names and colors to show when students fall below a certain percentage rate, making it easy to see if students are falling behind or not.

1. If you want to have a grade item be an extra credit item, click on the 'edit' option on the assignment menu.

2. Click on the 'bonus' checkbox under the Grading section to make it an extra credit assignment.

3. Once you click 'Save and Close,' there should be a golden star next to the assignment to show you it is now extra credit.

1. To link/associate a third-party assignment to the grade book, go to the desired assignment within "Content." Open the assignment and navigate to the bottom of the page.

Under the 'Assessment' (toward the bottom-right side), you can change the assessment points and choose which grade it is associated with, or create a new association using the '+' button. Click on the 'Save' button when you are finished making changes.