UCF Help Desk

1. Student progress across multiple videos
2. Track entire classroom progress for one video
3. Track individual student progress for one video
4. Grade questions

Student progress across multiple assignments

If you use Edpuzzle as a formative or summative assessment tool, you'll be happy to hear that Edpuzzle has a "Gradebook" feature. If you want to check students' progress across all assignments in one place, follow these steps:

1. Select the class you want to view from the “My Classes” list on the left-hand side of your page.
2. Choose the “Gradebook” tab towards the top of the page. Automatically, you'll see the results from the video lessons assigned over the last 30 days.
3. If you want to change the date range, click on the "Start Date" and "Due Date" boxes to enter the dates of your choice. There are also several preset ranges that you can choose from. Be sure to click the blue "Save" button to make sure your date selection is applied.

If you want to download these grades in a CSV file, click the "Download Gradebook" button.

Track the progress of an entire class for one assignment

If you want a general view of all your students' grades and progress for a specific video, follow these steps:

1. Select the class you want to view from the “My Classes” list on the left-hand side of your page.
2. Click on the assignment.
3. You'll see a quick summary of the progress and grades for students in that class.

If you're exploring your students' progress with the Gradebook, you can click on the title of the assignment to see the progress report for that specific video. 

Track an individual student's progress

To see one student report for a specific assignment, follow these steps:

1. Select the class you want to view from the “My Classes” list on the left-hand side of your page.
2. Click on the assignment.
3. Find and click on the student's name from the list under the “Students” tab.
4. You'll see a full report of your student's progress and answers.

Grade questions

Here’s how to view student responses to the questions in an assignment:

1. Select the class you want to view from the “My Classes” list on the left-hand side of your page.
2. Click on the assignment.
3. Under the video preview, click the "Questions" tab.
4. You'll see a summary of the number of successful answers for each question.
5. Select any question to see all the students' responses to that specific question. 

To quickly find which questions still need to be graded:

1. Select the class you want to view from the “My Classes” list on the left-hand side of your page.
2. Click on the assignment.
3. Towards the top of the page, you'll see a "Answers to grade" button (if you have ungraded responses). 
4. Click this button to see a list of the open-ended questions for the video and the student's responses that still have to be graded. 
5. Click "Show" at the bottom of the list to see the responses you've already corrected.