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Offline grading is how you are able to add grades to a students submission without being logged into Moodle, or having access to the internet.

To complete offline grades, there are 3 main steps that need to occur.

  1. Go into your Moodle course, find the assignment you want to grade and click on this assignment’s name in blue. 
  1. At the top of the page, under the assignments name, select Settings (between Assignment and Advanced grading).
  1. Scroll down the page and click on Feedback types and select the box next to Offline grading worksheet.
offline grading worksheet.
  1. At the bottom of the page in blue select Save and return to course.
  1. Go into your Moodle course, find the assignment you want to grade and click on this assignment’s name in blue.
  1. Select View all submissions. 
  1. At the top of the page, under Submissions, from the Grading action drop-down list, select Download grading worksheet.
  1. Drag or open and save this .csv file (spreadsheet) to your desktop. 
  1. Open the .csv file and enter all of your student grades and/or feedback comments to it. If you open the file using Excel then ensure you save it as a .csv file.
  1. Go into your Moodle course, find the assignment you want to grade and click on this assignment’s name in blue.
  • Select View all submissions. 
  1. At the top of the page, under Submissions, from the Grading action drop-down list, select Upload grading worksheet.
  1. Have your .csv file ready. You can drag and drop the file or use the file picker to upload the file back to Moodle! See image below for help with dragging and dropping.
  1. Click Upload grading worksheet . 
  1. Select confirm. 
  1. Ensure your grades and feedback are all populated properly and to the correct students.

Frequently Asked Questions

There are 3 main steps to using offline feedback. Downloading all students submissions, adding online feedback to these files and uploading offline feedback to individuals students one at a time.

See Offline feedback for further instructions.

  1. Download all of your submissions.
  1. Complete offline feedback.
  1. Take your file from step #2, and turn it back into a .Zip file. For Microsoft users, right click and select send to then zip file.
Reminder

DO NOT change any of the file names for this method will not work for you!

  1. Then go into your Moodle course, find the assignment you want to grade and click on this assignment’s name in blue. 
  1. Select View all submissions. 
  1. At the top where it says Grading action, select Upload multiple files in a zip file from the dropdown list.
  1. Have both your .zip file and the screen following step #6 ( the upload multiple feedback files in a zip screen) next to each other on your screen(s), so that you can see both at the same time. Then drag the .zip file to the section that says You can drag and drop files here.. with a blue arrow.
  1. Select the Import feedback files below this.
  1. Select Confirm in blue and then select Continue in blue.
  1. Confirm the correct feedback files attached to the appropriate student assignment submissions. 
  1. First, go into your Moodle course, find the assignment you want to grade and click on this assignment’s name in blue.
  2. Select View all submissions.
  3. Select all individuals/students, by checking off the box next to select. Then scroll down near the bottom of the page and choose download selected submissions from the drop-down and hit go.
Select all individuals