Mastering Grading in Brightspace Part 1

Take the Stress Out of Semester Grading: Join the Brightspace Grading Series! 

Are you looking to streamline your grading workflow, design a more transparent gradebook, or finally master the end-of-semester grade submission process? Join us for Mastering Grading in Brightspace, a timely 3-part training series designed to support you at every critical phase of the semester. 

Whether you are a seasoned instructor or new to the LMS, these sessions offer practical, step-by-step guidance to save you time and prevent grading headaches. 

Part 1: Setting the Stage – Foundations of Brightspace Grading 

Get set up for success! Learn how to align your syllabus with the Brightspace gradebook, build assignments (including offline/paper tasks), configure custom grade schemes, and control what your students see from Day 1. 

Don’t wait until final grades are due to figure out your gradebook! Register for one, two, or all three sessions to build a smooth, efficient, and error-free grading cycle this Fall.  

CLICK REGISTER FOR THIS SESSION

Even if the day and time do not work with your schedule, still register so that you can receive a recording of the session.  

Up Next:

10/8/26 Part 2: Staying on Track – Mid-Semester Maintenance

12/3/26 Part 3: Wrapping Up – Final Grades & Banner Integration

Location

Virtual (Zoom)

Audience

All PNW faculty and instructors

To request a disability-related accommodation, please contact the Office for Civil Rights at civilrights@pnw.edu or (219) 989-2163 five days prior to the event.

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