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Learning Technologies

Exporting Grades

December 10, 2013

Export Grades to Excel

You’re able to export the LEARN gradebook to a CSV or Excel file to save for your records, or to transfer grades from one term to another.

  • Access the Gradebook by clicking “Assessments” (1) and “Grades” (2).

Export Grades to Excel;Your able to export the LEARN gradebook to a CSV or Excel file to save for your records, or to transfer grades from one term to annother. Access the Gradebook by clicking "Assessments" (1) and "Grades" (2).

  • Click “Enter Grades” (1) and “Export” (2).

;Click "Enter Grades" (1) and "Export" (2).

  • Go through the “Export Options” selecting the various settings you with to export.

;Go through the "Export Options" selecting the various settings you with to export.

  • Next, select what grades you wish to export.
  • Clicking the top “Grade Item” select box (1) will allow you to deselect or select all grade items.
    Tip: Deselecting all grade items and exporting will give you a spreadsheet with student names and usernames without any grade items.
  • You are able to select or deselect indevidual grade items (2).
  • When ready clicking “Export to CSV” or “Export to Excel”

;Next slect what grades you wish to export. Clicking the top "Grade Item" select box (1) will allow you to deselect or select all grade items. Tip: Deselecting all grade items and exporting will give you a spreadsheet with student names and usernames without any grade items. You are able to select or deselect indevidual grade items (2). When ready clicking "Export to CSV" or "Export to Excel"

  • The system will prepare your download. When ready click “Download” (1)

;The system will prepare your download. When ready click "Download" (1)

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