Gradescope at JMU

Overview

Gradescope helps you assess and grade your students’ work. Gradescope supports variable-length assignments (problem sets & projects) as well as fixed-template assignments (worksheets, quizzes, bubble sheets, and exams). Handwritten assignments can also be uploaded into Gradescope to be graded digitally. Multiple graders can work together to create and use grading rubrics. Gradescope has analytics that provide useful data on students’ progress, allowing you to identify areas that need improvement and use data to guide your teaching practices.

Visit the links below to learn more about Gradescope:

Who can use Gradescope?

Faculty, staff, and students.

How do I get started using Gradescope?

Faculty can access Gradescope in the following ways.

Canvas

  1. Navigate to a course
  2. Select Assignments
  3. Navigate down to Submission Type
  4. Change Submission Type to External Tool
  5. Select Find
  6. Navigate through the list of available tools and select Gradescope

Gradescope

  1. Navigate to gradescope.com
  2. Select Login
  3. Select School Credentials
  4. Search for James Madison University
  5. Login with your JMU eID and password

View a slideshow guide for faculty on using Gradescope.

Where can I get help/support?

For technical support and training, contact GradeScope:

For consultation or support with teaching and learning with Gradescope, contact JMU Libraries’ Learning Innovations & Design Desk: