Upload or Download all assignments
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In this article about the Assignments Upload or Download All feature:
- Download All Submissions Onto Your Computer
- Upload All Grades
Note: To complete these procedures, you must be assigned a role having the necessary permissions. To determine your role, follow the directions in Participant roles. For a basic understanding of roles and permissions, see Permissions and Roles.
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Download All Submissions Onto Your Computer
- You can download all student submissions into one archived folder on your computer.
- Click Grade beneath the assignment’s title.
- You will see a list of students who have submitted work for the assignment.
- Beneath the title bar, click Download All.
- This will compile all of the submissions into one folder for that assignment. You will be able to review all of the submissions from your computer.
- When prompted, save the .zip file to your hard drive, making note of the saved location.
- Find the saved .zip file and extract the files by double-clicking the file's icon.
- When the files are extracted, you will see a folder for each student who submitted the assignment. Open the folder and click the file inside to view the student's submission.
- Note: When you have added your own comments or revised a student's attachment, place it into the individual student's "Feedback Attachments" folder prior to uploading all.
Upload All Grades
- You can grade all student submissions for an assignment outside of CLEW and then upload them all at once.
- Click Grade beneath the assignment’s title.
- Select Upload All action.
- Uploading grades in this way requires a specific folder structure. Within the folder being uploaded should be a series of additional folders, one for each student. Within each student folder is the student submission and individual grade report.
- Click Download Template to see how to organize the folder you must upload in order to use all of it's available features. Downloading all student submissions for the assignment will also give you the correct structure to upload.
Note: In Windows, right click the folder, and select Send to... and then Compressed (zipped) folder. On a Mac, right click the folder and select Create Archive of (folder name). The file MUST be a .zip file to upload properly.
- Select Browse to find your file. Note that the file must be a zipped/archived folder.
- Check the boxes for the files you are uploading. You can upload only the grades, or grades along with commented submissions and feedback, etc.
- Select whether or not you want to release the information to students right away. You can release later if you wish.
- Click Upload to upload your grades.
- Select Upload All action.
Upload and Release Issues
- When you select the option to release grades/feedback to students upon completion of the upload, you must make sure that you select to upload All, or at least make sure to select Grade File.
- CLEW seems to take issue with ungraded assignment types and the Release All function. If you place a grade inside the grades.csv file for each student and select release after the upload it will trick CLEW into releasing your feedback to the students.
Note: When zipping your upload archive, make sure that the grades.csv folder is in the root or top-level of the archive. (This means that when you open the archive you should see grades.csv without browsing any further.
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This article is based on the equivalent Sakai help article created by Indiana University found at: http://kb.iu.edu/data/arcr.html.
Additional sources of content include Brock University's Sakai / Isaak Wiki and the University of Florida Sakai / e-Learning Documentation with thanks and appreciation for the collaboration.
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