1.6: Checking grades and reading feedback

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    How are you graded?

    Every assignment in LIB101 has a rubric at the bottom of it. Read the rubric criteria to learn my expectations of "A-level work" and how I will be evaluating your work.

    Grades

    To find your grades, select the Grades link in the navigation menu to the left (accessible using the Photo of the hamburger icon button). You'll see a "User report" for yourself, which I will update every week with your latest grades.

    Feedback

    Something previous students have said again and again is that reading the feedback that I give is extremely valuable and they wish they'd read it sooner. Checking your feedback is very important and there will be extra credit opportunities that you will only hear about in the feedback!

    1.6: Checking grades and reading feedback is shared under a CC BY-NC 4.0 license and was authored, remixed, and/or curated by Clackamas Community College Library.