You can manually disable anonymous grading at any time by clearing the Enable Anonymous Grading check box. You can turn anonymous grading on and off until a student submits an attempt. After the first submission, you can only turn it off.
From the dropdown menu, choose the desired option for setting the author of anonymous posts. The options include Not now. Ask again later; No, leave the messages as anonymous, or to set an instructor user as the author. Once you have made your desired selection, click the Submit button.Oct 30, 2018
You can enable anonymous grading for assignments and tests that don't contain the built-in question types. You may add only text and files to anonymously graded assignments and tests. Student names are hidden while you grade and are revealed only after you post all grades.
With this feature enabled, when creating a new assignment an "Anonymous Grading" option is available to check off to make it so that "Graders cannot view student names" when in the SpeedGrader or in the Gradebook.Nov 24, 2021
On the Create Assignment page in the Grading Options section, select the Enable Anonymous Grading check box. Next, choose when you want to automatically remove students' anonymity: On specific date: Provide the date you want to disable anonymous grading.
Click on the gear icon, then “options” and then you will be able to check the option to hide student names.Jun 26, 2020
Go to the Grade Center and use the drop-down menu next to the column header to choose "Show/Hide to Users".
Go to the Full Grade Center in your Blackboard course; Click the Manage tab; Choose Row Visibility from the drop-down list; Locate the hidden name on the list of …May 27, 2021
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Although Canvas provides multiple ways for students to provide feedback to instructors (messages, discussions, assignments), it does not offer a way for students to do this anonymously. Using a Google Form, however, you can create your own anonymous online feedback box within your Canvas course sites.Nov 8, 2018
Canvas can help mitigate bias in grading student work with two features: anonymous grading and moderated grading. There are many benefits to setting up “blind” or anonymous grading. By anonymizing student submissions, graders won't be able to identify specific students, which in turn limits unconscious presumptions.Oct 26, 2018
Go to the Assignments section and click on +Assignment (if you have already created the assignment, click on the assignment title instead and then select Edit). Check the box next to “Allow a moderator…” Save and Publish the assignment.