In Oncourse CL, how do I specify a grader for sections and categories?

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If you are the faculty of record, you can assign grading permissions to any users with the AI/TA or Librarian + role. By default, AIs/TAs and librarians with grading privileges can grade anything in their assigned sections. You can override the default and assign customized grading permissions for each AI/TA or Librarian + user.

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Note: To complete the procedures in this document, you must be assigned a role having the necessary permissions. To determine your role, follow the directions in Participant roles. To view a list of permissions associated with a given role, see Permissions, roles, and tools. For a basic understanding of roles and permissions, see Permissions and roles: Overview.

Adding customized permissions

Make sure you have assigned the role of AI/TA or Librarian + to the appropriate users; if not, see Changing participant roles or Adding, editing, or removing participants.
In the menubar, click Gradebook.
Click Permission Settings. (If this link does not appear, no users have been assigned the AI/TA or Librarian + role.)
On the Grader Permission Settings screen, under "Select a grader to edit:", select the name of the user whose permissions you'd like to adjust.
Once you've selected an AI/TA or librarian, click Add a rule. If prompted, click OK -Continue to acknowledge that you want to override the default settings for this user.
Use the drop-down lists next to "can" to select the permitted activity (i.e., Grade, View) and the assignment category (you can also click Anything rather than selecting an assignment category). Use the drop-down list next to "in" to select a section or group.
To add more permissions, click Add a rule and make your selections from the drop-down lists.
To delete a rule, click the red button to its right.
When you're finished, click Save Changes.

Editing customized permissions

In the menubar, click Gradebook.
Click Permission Settings.
On the Grader Permission Settings screen, under "Select a grader to edit:", select the name of the user whose permissions you'd like to adjust.
Add or delete rules as needed.
When you're finished, click Save.
Repeat steps 3-5 for other users as needed.

Deleting customized permissions and restoring the default

In the menubar, click Gradebook.
Click Permission Settings.
On the Grader Permission Settings screen, under "Select a grader to edit:", select the name of the user whose permissions you'd like to adjust.
Delete all rules by clicking the red button next to each.
Click Save Changes.
Repeat steps 3-5 for other users as needed.

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Last modified on October 26, 2009.