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Instructors can review and publish bubble sheet grades, export student response reports, and transfer scores to Canvas. Gradescope supports posting all assignment versions together or managing grades from individual versions separately.

Gradescope automatically grades bubble sheet assignments but may require instructor review of uncertain responses. Instructors can confirm flagged answers, modify grading rubrics, and award partial credit to ensure accurate scores.

Summary: Instructors can upload scanned Gradescope bubble sheets as PDFs and automatically separate them into individual student submissions. The Manage Scans page also provides tools to review submissions and correct page orientation before grading.

Summary: Learn how to print Gradescope bubble sheets using the original template, standard-sized white paper, and properly aligned corner marks. Correct printing helps prevent scanning and grading errors when student responses are uploaded.

Gradescope provides several assignment types for exams, homework, online questions, bubble sheets, and programming work. Choose the assignment type based on how students will complete and submit their work and which grading features the assignment requires.

This article will explain how instructors can create, configure, and manage Bubble Sheet assignments in Gradescope, including answer keys, multiple versions, and LMS linking.

Learn how to access submissions, create rubrics, batch grade, and provide feedback using Gradescope's grading interface.

This article will explain how instructors create and apply grading rubrics in Gradescope to ensure consistent and efficient evaluation of student work.

This article will guide Chico State instructors through grading, reviewing, and analyzing bubble sheet assignments in Gradescope, including posting grades to Canvas.

Gradescope’s Homework/Problem Set is best for freeform student work where layouts vary and students mark pages per question. Exam/Quiz is best when every student uses the same template and you want predefined answer regions and efficient bulk scanning/matching.

Use Gradescope inside Canvas to link your course, sync your roster, create and link assignments, grade submissions, and post grades back to the Canvas Gradebook. Authentication occurs via Canvas—no separate Gradescope password is required—and assignment names/dates may sync from Canvas to Gradescope depending on institutional settings.