Sharing graded work with students
Each student gets a link to their own graded pages. No accounts, no PDFs to email.
When you have finished grading, each student can get a link to their own work: the marked-up pages, the rubric items you applied, your comments, and their score. The link opens straight to their feedback: no account, no login, nothing to install.
Before you can share
The assignment has to be published first. If sharing is unavailable, finish the rubric and publish, then come back.
Sharing with one student
From the assignment, create a share link for a student. If that student has an email address on their roster entry, InteGrade emails it to them for you as soon as the link is made. If they do not, you get the link to send however you like.
The email is short: it says their feedback for the assignment is ready, and gives them a button that opens it. Replies go to your email address, not to a no-reply void.
Sharing with the whole class
You can also share an entire assignment at once. InteGrade creates links for everyone who does not have one yet and emails each student who has an address on file. Students without an address are reported back to you so you can hand out those few links yourself.
Two behaviors worth knowing:
- Already-shared students are not re-emailed by a bulk send. It will not spam a student who got their link last week.
- Revoked links are not quietly re-created. If you deliberately cut off a student's access, a later bulk send leaves them cut off rather than resurrecting the link behind your back.
If sending stops partway
There is a daily ceiling on feedback emails, and on a busy day it can be reached before your whole class is sent. If that happens, InteGrade tells you and stops cleanly; it does not half-send a class. The links themselves are all still there: copy them and send them yourself, or run the bulk send again tomorrow.
Taking a link back
Revoke a share link and it stops working immediately. Do this if you sent the wrong link to the wrong student, or if you need to regrade before anyone reads it.
What students cannot do
On the free plan, students have no accounts. They can read what you share and nothing else: they cannot submit their own work, and they cannot open a regrade request from the link. Both of those are full version features.