eKadence

In eKadence, teachers have the ability to "link" a previous grading term, if desired. For example, if a year-long course was actually split across...

How To Access Your Grading Categories From the dashboard click on the class, you would like to create grading categories for. The next step is to open th...

Rubrics are a common way to grade based on a set of criteria. In eKadence, you can set up and manage rubrics to use for grading different types of activitie...

The point score feature is for when you do not want to use the normal A-F grading scale for activities and create your own. Examples could be if you want Pa...

Adding a co-teacher Before a co-teacher can access a class with another teacher, the co-teacher must be added first. As the original teacher, add a co-teac...

Formative grading, unlike Summative grades, are meant for low-stakes activities to assess the progress of a student.  In the Grading section of your act...

In this article, we will be discussing different ways to copy content from inside a class to another class.  Note: See our Guide to Resources article for a...

Banner images are used in various places in eKadence such as homepages, pages, discussions, assignments, and assessments, and can change the look and feel o...

Within the different activities, Assignment, Assessment, and Discussion, there comes different settings that the three of these activities share and this ar...

Publishing and unpublishing in eKadence is the main method for teachers to allow students to view activities. There are three ways to publish or unpublish a...