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✔️Put in Zeros for Missing Assignments<\/h3>\n

If students are missing assignments, you will need to put in zeros for those missing assignments so that grades are calculated correctly. You can click on Grades<\/strong> in your Canvas course navigation menu to open the Gradebook and check for any empty grade cells.<\/p>\n

Some instructors may also use the\u00a0Missing Submission Policy<\/a> in the Gradebook settings.<\/p>\n

Resource:<\/strong>\u00a0How do I enter and edit grades in the Gradebook?<\/a><\/p>\n

✔️Make Sure Grades Are Posted for All Assignments<\/h3>\n

If you were using a manual grade posting policy to hide grades until you were ready for students to see them, we recommended checking your Gradebook to make sure grades are posted for all columns.\u00a0 You will see a Visibility (“eye with a slash”) icon in the top left of the column if grades are not posted. You can click on the Options (“three dots”) icon in the top right of the column to post grades.<\/p>\n

\"Posting<\/a><\/p>\n

Resource:<\/strong>\u00a0How do I post grades for an assignment in the Gradebook?<\/a><\/p>\n

✔️Remove Any Extra Categories or Columns<\/h3>\n