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For example, consider three assignment groups (A, B and C) weighted at 20%, 30%, and 50%. The total score would be (percentage A x weight A) + (percentage B x weight B) + (percentage C x weight C). If a student scored 87% in group A, 95% in group B, and 84% in group C, their final score would be (.87 * .20) + (.95 * .30) + (.84 * .50) = .879, or 87.9%.

Instructions

Step 1: Create Assignment Groups

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Step 2: Sort Assignments into the correct Assignment Groups

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and Organize Assignments

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Select + Group button to create a new Assignment Group. Once the Assignment Group exists, organize existing assignments and/or add new assignments: Add existing Assignments to the Groups by dragging and dropping them on the Assignments page Add new Assignments to the Groups by either: Selecting the Plus / + button in the group header Selecting the + Assignment button and selecting the group in the ”Assignment Group” dropdown on that Assignment’s edit page Info Note: Each Assignment Group will be represented with its own column in the Canvas Gradebook (found by clicking “Grades” in the left-hand menu of Course Navigation Menu).

Step 2: Assign Weights to Assignment Groups

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Navigate to the Assignments page. Click the Options icon (three dots) to the right of the + Assignment button. Check the Weight final grade based on assignment groups checkbox. You will now have the option to add Weights to all the Assignment Groups. Enter the appropriate weights for each group. Select Save. These percentages will be reflected in the group headers on the Assignments page, as well as the group columns in the Gradebook To edit these percentages, as well as other options like ignoring a certain number of high or low scores from an Assignment Group, click the 3 dots in the right-hand corner of an Assignment Group header, and select Edit

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