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The grades overview gives you a bird’s-eye view of how your students are performing. You can see class-wide trends and drill down into individual student grades.
Before you begin: You need a course with graded assignments or completed quizzes to see grades.

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Viewing course grades

1

Open your course

Navigate to the course from your dashboard. You’ll see the course home screen with tabs for each content type.
2

Go to Grades

Tap the Grades section. You’ll see an overview of all students’ grades.
Course grades overview table showing all students with their assignment average, quiz average, and overall grade

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Understanding the grade table

The grades view shows each student with three key metrics:
ColumnWhat it shows
Assignment averageThe student’s average score across all graded assignments (0–100%)
Quiz averageThe student’s average score across all graded quizzes (0–100%)
Overall gradeThe weighted combination based on your grade weight settings

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How the overall grade is calculated

The overall grade uses the weights you set in Course Settings: 
Overall grade = (Assignment average × Assignment weight) + (Quiz average × Quiz weight)
Example:
  • Assignment average: 85%, weight: 40% → contributes 34.0
  • Quiz average: 72%, weight: 60% → contributes 43.2
  • Overall grade: 77.2

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Individual student grades

To see a detailed breakdown for a specific student:
  1. Find the student in the grades list
  2. Tap their name to open their grade detail
You’ll see:
A list of all assignments with:
  • Assignment title
  • Student’s score (e.g., 18/20)
  • Submission status (submitted, late, or missing)
  • The average contribution to their grade
Individual student grade detail showing assignment-by-assignment scores with submission status

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Using grades effectively

Review the grades overview regularly to identify students who may be struggling. A student with a high assignment average but low quiz average might need more help with test-taking, while the opposite might indicate they understand concepts but need more practice applying them.

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Identifying patterns

Look for these patterns in your grade data:
  • Students with no submissions — They may need a reminder or check-in
  • Consistently low quiz scores — The material may need to be reviewed in class
  • Wide performance gaps — Consider offering additional support or practice materials

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CBT exam grades

CBT exam grades are managed separately in the CBT system. To view CBT results:

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Troubleshooting

  • The student may not have submitted any assignments or quizzes yet - Check that you’ve graded their submissions — ungraded work shows as 0 - If you recently changed grade weights, grades recalculate automatically but may take a moment
  • Grades are calculated as: (assignment average × assignment weight) + (quiz average × quiz weight) - Check that your grade weights in Course Settings add up to 100% - Only graded assignments and completed quizzes are included in the calculation