See Results for Assignments in a Course/Section

You can choose how you view your grades using the Course or Section menu just above the Grades table. To see this selector, click the Assignments in Course/Section link (if it is not active already). Now you can use the dropdown menu to choose how to view information for your assignment grades in any of your courses or sections.

Make a selection to see your grades for that individual course or section only. You can use the dropdown menu again to make a different selection.

This view lists grades for all your CengageNOWv2 courses/sections in their own individual tables.

This view lists information for your assignment grades in all your CengageNOWv2 courses/sections merged into one table.

The table in the Assignments in Course/Section view provides the following information on your graded course assignments:

• Course: The name of the course for this assignment.

• Instructor: The name of the instructor(s) for the course.

• Overall Grade: Your grade displayed both as a percentage of the highest possible score and total points earned/total points possible. If for some reason your grade is not available, the message (not viewable) is displayed. Generally the overall grade is not viewable when the system is waiting for an assignment to be submitted and graded

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Instructor

Overall Grade

All My Courses(Merged)

• Assignment. The assignment name.

• Assignment Score (Correct/Possible). The points for your correct answers and the highest possible score for submitted assignments. For assignments that are not yet graded, you can also see your assignment status such as not taken, incomplete, or taken (not graded).

• %. Your score expressed as a percentage of the highest possible score or the "In Progress" icon for assignments saved to resume later. Clicking on a score or icon that is an active link takes you to the View Assignment Results page. (Your instructor can choose not to display the score and/or results for specific assignments.)

See Using the View Assignment Results Page for more details.

• Date & Time Submitted. The date and time of your most recent submission.

• # of Submissions. This is number of times you have submitted the assignment as being complete.

° Adaptive Study Plans are counted as submitted automatically when the due date has passed.

° Reading assignments do not record submissions and will display N/A.

• Time Spent. The time you spent to complete your most recent submission.

• Notes. Provides information on the status of your assignment, and how your grade is calculated (if the assignment is currently graded).

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Tracking Offline Assignments