Grades and Attendance

Instructors have the option of dropping a number of grades in a specific category. If you see the word "Dropped!" in place of a grade in your Grades list, do not worry. This means that your instructor is dropping one or more grades in that category....

A professor may choose to mark a grade as exempt rather than assign a zero or a grade. An exempt grade will not be counted in your final grade. If your professor has marked a grade item as "Exempt," you will see the following on your Grades screen:...

The only person with the ability to change your grade is your instructor; the Service Desk cannot change grades. If you believe a grade you have received is incorrect, you must contact your instructor. Contact the Instructor Email in the cours...

Access the Class Progress Tool Access the Personal Menu by clicking on your name in the top right corner. Click Progress . Click on an item in the list below the Summary to see your progress for that item. NOTE:  From the D2L Home ...

An instructor may attach a Rubric to an Assignment, Discussion, Exam or Grade item. Rubrics are used to assess your achievement in activities in a course, based on predefined achievement levels and assessment criteria. They help ensure that activiti...

If you cannot see your grade in the tool or in Grades, contact your instructor. Contact the Instructor Email the instructor within the course. See  Using Classlist . Use our  Contact Directory to locate your instructor's contact information....

Your instructor might use D2L to record grades for your course. This article explains how to view and interpret your grades. Open your course in D2L and select Grades in the navbar. Review your final calculated grade and individual grades and...

Instructors may create and use an attendance register in D2L. If your instructor has made the attendance register visible to students, you can access the register by doing the following: From the navbar, click on Course Activities and select At...