• Using Gradescope LTI 1.3 with Canvas as an Instructor

• When multiple people are grading an assignment at once, use the Next Ungraded button to lock the submission for that grader.

• Include language in your syllabus to indicate that you are using Gradescope.

• For more considerations, see Gradescope - Best Practices for Teaching [UW-Madison] or Gradescope - Frequently Asked Questions [UW-Madison]

• Some assignments must be submitted using a specific file format. See File Requirements for Assignment Types from Gradescope Guides for more information.

• Best practices for submitting an assignment – Gradescope Guides  

• Consider using the Gradescope App to submit assignments

  • If you have images you would like to combine into a .pdf, you can combine them in the Gradescope App

• If you are submitting a .pdf, make sure it is less than 100mb

• You can only submit one .pdf per assignment to Gradescope

• For more considerations, see Gradescope - Frequently Asked Questions [UW-Madison]

Gradescope - Best Practices for Teaching [UW-Madison]

Students

• If your course is using Gradescope, you will access Gradescope assignments through Canvas. 

• When you open your assignment, Gradescope will launch automatically. For more information on submitting assignments, see: Gradescope - Student - Submitting Assignments and Regrade Requests (UW-Madison)

Instructors

1. Navigate to canvas.wisc.edu, and log in with your NetID and password. You will access Gradescope via Canvas. 

2. Set up your course for use with Gradescope. To learn more, see Gradescope - Instructor - Link your Canvas course and Sync Rosters [UW-Madison]

3. To set up an assignment, see Gradescope - Creating An Assignment [UW-Madison]

• For support with Gradescope, contact the DoIT Help Desk (kb.wisc.edu/1)