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This is a draft version. The currently published version will be available while this new version is being edited.
Draft editors: Iman Hajihassani
Version 6.1

Edit or Delete a Gradebook Item

  • Category: Grading

Edit or delete an assessment from Gradebook List view.

Edit or delete an assessment

  1. Select Gradebook.
  2. Select the List view icon.
    Gradebook page with the List view icon highlighted at the upper-left.
    Figure 1. Select the List view icon. Select the image to enlarge.
  3. Select the More options ellipsis beside the assessment.
    Gradebook List view with the More options menu open beside an assessment, showing Edit and Delete.
    Figure 2. Open More options to edit or delete the assessment. Select the image to enlarge.
  4. To edit the assessment, select Edit.
  5. To delete the assessment, select Delete. Review the confirmation message, then select Delete to confirm.

Important: Deleting an assessment can remove associated Gradebook data. Confirm that the assessment is no longer required before completing the deletion.

Additional resources

The following resource from Seneca's Accessible Learning Services provides practical guidance for applying approved extended-time accommodations to tests and exams.

Faculty quick reference · PDF

Extended time calculations for tests and exams

Use this quick reference to calculate the total writing time for students with approved extended-time accommodations. The required multiplier is identified in the student's Accommodation Letter.

Extended-time multipliers

1.25x
25% extra time
1.5x
50% extra time
1.75x
75% extra time
2x
100% extra time

Example calculation

A 60-minute test with a 1.5x accommodation provides 90 minutes of total writing time.

What's included in the guide?

  • A calculation chart for standard assessments from 30 to 180 minutes.
  • Examples of extended-time calculations.
  • Faculty responsibilities for providing approved extended time.
  • Guidance on ensuring assessment bookings and online time windows allow the full accommodated time.

View the resource

 Extended Time — PDF 

Video demonstration