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Morgan Chase
Mon, 06 Dec 2021 18:38:03 +0000

I used anonymous grading for my Math 95 exam last week, and it worked pretty well. I was afraid that I would lose an opportunity to get a better insight into how individual students are grasping the material -- in the remote environment, I need all the connections I can get -- but it was easy to go back and skim through the D2L gradebook and click on the feedback to see who did what. The best part about anonymous grading is that when I suspected someone of cheating but couldn't prove it, I could honestly say "I don't know who you are because I am grading the exam anonymously. It looks like you may have used an online algebra solver for this question, but I can't prove it. If you didn't, no harm done. If you did, don't try it on the final exam because I might be able to prove it." All my suspicions were based on the way the student solved the problems on this exam, not their name or picture or past performance.