Review and Score Assignment Activities

For scorable assignment activities, including PDFs, Google Docs™, Realize Reader Selections Realize Reader Selection (RRS) assignments open directly in Realize and focus on the specific text and features required to complete the assigned activities., and manual assessments, you can review and score them directly in the Assignment Summary page. The Assignment Summary page contains a turned-in graph, which is a visual representation of the number of students who have turned in the assignment.

The turned-in graph displays the number of students who have turned in the assignment on time, the number of students who have turned in the assignment after the due date, and the number of students who have not turned in the assignment. Scrolling over the "on-time" or "late" portions of the bar graph will drill down to show the number of students who turned in the assignment on time or after the due date. You can also scroll over the "not turned in" portion of the bar graph to see the number of students who have not turned in the assignment.

Click Classes on the top menu bar, and select one of your classes below.
On the left navigation pane, click Assignments. Select the Assignments by Class tab or the Assignments by Student tab to access the Assignment Summary page.
Use the turned-in graph to get a visual representation of the amount of assignments that have been turned in.
Select an assignment, and then select a student to expand the list of activities.
After you have reviewed the student's work, do one of the following:
- For a single-activity assignment, enter a numerical score in the Score box, and then click outside of the Score box to save the score.
- For multi-activity assignments, click the Score box in the activity tab, enter a numerical score, and then click outside of the Score box to save the score. Repeat these steps for all additional activities within the assignment.
  If a PDF, Google Docs™, or Realize Reader Selection Realize Reader Selection (RRS) assignments open directly in Realize and focus on the specific text and features required to complete the assigned activities. activity was not started, but the assignment was turned in, you can still score the activity, but you must first select the activity tab to see the Score box.
- For both single- and multi-activity assignments, to edit an existing score, click the pencil icon to the right of the score, edit the number, and then click outside of the Score box to save your changes.
Click Exit to return to the assignment detail view.