Blackboard Learn: Exporting the Grade Center to Excel (Working Offline)
You can download full or partial data from the Grade Center. Once downloaded, grades and comments accessed through the Quick Comment feature or Manual Override page can be changed and added offline and later uploaded to the Grade Center.
Export the Grade Center
1. Scroll down to the control panel on the left, and click Grade Center.
2. From the options that expand, select Full Grade Center.
3. Once you enter the Grade Center, click the Work Offline button, and select Download.
4. In the first section (Data), select which data to download:
a) Full Grade Center – Contains all columns and associated data
b) Grading Periods - you can download specific sections of time and the columns associated with them.
b) Selected Column – Using the dropdown list, select one column and its data. You may also place a checkmark beside “Include Comments for this Column” if necessary.
c) User Information Only – Only columns containing student data are included (ex; Username).
5. In Options, you can select between file delimiters Comma or Tab.
• Comma delimited files contain data surrounded by quotation marks (quote character) and have the file extension .CSV. Note: They still open in Excel and no longer have quotes once they’re in Excel.
• Tab delimited files do not contain quote characters and have the file extension .xls. Tab delimited files will open directly in Microsoft Excel.
• Select whether to Include Hidden Information in the downloaded data. Hidden information includes columns and students who have been hidden from the view in the downloaded file.
6. In Save Location, you will decide to export the grade center to your computer, or to the Content Collection
7. Once you have verified your download settings, click Submit.
8. On the following screen, click the Download button then Save within the Windows Explorer Option.
9.The Grade Center will download as an Excel file. You can work offline editing and updating grades and then upload back to the Grade Center.
Note: When opening the file as a security precaution, Microsoft Excel may ask if you are sure you would like to open the file. Click Yes.
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