How your students view course activity data is based on the way you manage your grading. For example, in an Original course, you can choose to hide the external grade from students. Your choice carries over to the course activity report and corresponding features are hidden from students.
Use these examples to learn how course activity data appears in different grading scenarios.
"I made the external grade invisible in an Original course."
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An external grade is calculated, but you've hidden it from students. |
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"I don't have an external grade or any grades."
If you haven't set an external grade or have no grades, you and your students see something different. You only see graphs that display activity data.
| Scenario | Data Unavailable to Students and Instructors | Stream Alerts Unavailable to Students and Instructors |
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You haven't set an external grade or have no grades. |
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"I haven't posted any student grades yet, but I have graded items."
As an instructor, you still see data from grades you haven't posted yet. Students don't see grade data until you've posted the grades.
| Scenario | Data Unavailable to Students | Stream Alerts Unavailable to Students |
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You've graded items, but haven't posted them for students to view. |
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