This scenario describes the actions an instructor can perform on tests for which grading has already been completed.
When an instructor goes to the grading section, he sees a list of all tests that have been deployed. The tests are divided up into three sections: in-progress, pending, and completed.
The in-progress category of tests lists all of the tests that the instructor deployed which have not ended. All links in this section link directly to the Proctoring an Exam page where the instructor can view the current status of each student. Both proctored tests and take at home tests are displayed in this section.
The pending category of tests lists all of the tests for which the ending time has been reached, but grading is not complete. Each of the links in this section link to the Manual Grading page where the instructor grades tests.
The completed category of tests lists all of the tests for which the instructor has marked as graded. The links in this section go to the View Grades page, where the instructor can view the completed tests, make grade changes, and export grades.
When an instructor goes to the View Grades page by selecting a particular test, he sees a list of students that took the test. Alongside each student is the student's score on each section of the test.
To view a test, the instructor clicks on the corresponding student's name. The View Test page is similar to the page a student sees when taking the test, but has a few options added for the instructor. He has the ability to write notes for the student, change the number of points the student receives, and change the student's answer for a particular question.
The professor can add notes to a student response by clicking in the notes textbox.
The professor can also change the number of points a student receives for a particular question.
Once the professor is done editing the questions in the test, he can save the changes by clicking the Save Changes button at the bottom of the page. If undesired changes were made, instead the professor clicks Cancel Changes and none of the changes write to the database.