There are different icons and colors in the Gradebook. Depending on how you grade assignments (manually or otherwise), you will see different icons or colors.

Icons

The following icons represent different assignment functions in the Gradebook:

1. Speech Bubble Icon: Graded discussion submitted, but not graded
2. Typewriter Icon: Text entry submitted, not graded
3. Paper Icon: File upload submitted, not graded
4. Speaker Icon: Assignment is muted

Colors

There are different colors with various meanings in the Gradebook. Below you can see what each color represents:

1. Gray Shading: Dropped grade
2. Pink Shading: Late submission
3. Yellow Lined Shading: Resubmitted assignment

Warnings

The following icons represent different warnings for Assignment Groups in the Gradebook:

1. Blue Warning Icon: Notifies you that the assignment is part of an assignment group with no points possible and cannot be included in the final grade calculation
2. Black Warning Icon: Notifies you that the final score does not include one of the assignment groups because the group has zero points possible (the warning will tell you which assignment group is affected).

Please Note: You can correct these warnings by making sure a weighted assignment group has an assignment worth more than zero points, or, if an assignment is supposed to have zero points, adding another assignment with more than zero points to the assignment group.

Grade Types

Each grading type shows up differently in the Gradebook. Here you can see how each grading type is represented:

1. Dash: No Submission
2. Letter: Letter grade
3. Number: Points Grade
4. Checkmark Icon: Complete Grade
5. X Icon: Incomplete Grade
6. Letter: Letter Grade
7. Percentage: Percentage Grade

Please Note: In the Total column, you will see a percentage that represents your total grade at that time. Next to the percentage you will see the letter grade you have, based on the percentage.