Yes;

Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering provides license

Yes;

• Gradescope is part of the U of T’s Academic Toolbox, but the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering does not provide a faculty-wide license. Please check with your department for licensing options.
• If you'd like to try Gradescope, you can sign up for a free account at gradescope.ca (to ensure data is stored on Canadian servers, not gradescope.com).

• Add Crowdmark to a Quercus module as an external tool
• Synchronize student enrollments and teaching team members using the Crowdmark LTI connection

• Add students to the roster via csv file. Can also allow to self-enroll with an entry code.
• Add teaching team (Instructors, TAs, and Readers). All have the same level of permissions for adding/removing students, uploading, naming, grading, and responding to regrade requests.  
• Students will see all instructor names, but TA and Reader names are anonymous to students.

Paper-based (Administered)– any question type students can respond to on paper (especially handwritten, calculations)

• Bubble sheet option available for multiple choice assessments.

Online (Assigned) – assessment set up and administered fully online in Crowdmark.

• Individual or Group assessments

Paper-based and digital assessments– any question type students can answer on paper or annotate on the document using their device:

• Exams & Quizzes
• Homework & Problem Sets
• Bubble Sheets for multiple-choice assessments

Online Assignments – assessment set up and administered directly in Gradescope. Students can submit responses in Gradescope interface.

Programming assessment - students submit code projects and instructors can grade them automatically or manually.

Paper-based assessment: instructor created question templates in Crowdmark and distributes physical copies of question booklets to students

Online assessment: instructor creates assessment questions in Crowdmark and selects distribution option. Students receive link to assessment via email and submit it in Crowdmark

Paper-based and digital assessments: instructor creates a question template where students will print and write answers in a designated space or annotate on the document using their device

Online assignments: instructor creates questions in Gradescope. Students log into Gradescope interface to access assessment

Programming assessment: instructor creates assignment in Gradescope. Students log into Gradescope interface to access assessment

• Grade by question
• Rubric is shared across graders (shared comments with points in the Comment library)
• Supports multiple graders

• Grade by question
• Can group similar answers and grade as a group
• Rubric is shared across graders
• Supports multiple graders
• Students can request regrade

Steps to add grades from Gradescope to Quercus Gradebook:

1. Create “No submission” assignment in your Quercus course
2. Export your Quercus course Gradebook
3. Download grade report in Gradescope
4. Enter the grades into the exported Quercus course Gradebook and Save
5. Import the modified Quercus course Gradebook

• PDF and JPG file formats.
• One PDF file per assignment.
• Total size of all files a student can upload to Gradescope is 100MB. A single large file may be rejected due to the time it takes for Gradescope to process it.