Which Gradescope Assessment is Right For Me?

After reading about the different Gradescope assessment types, you may still be unclear about which Gradescope assessment(s) you should use in your teaching. The table below summarizes from a high level which Gradescope assessment type you may find most applicable.

Homework Problem Sets	Exam	Bubble Sheet	Programming	Online
Students are submitting worksheets or homework Generally better for low-stakes assessments Fixed-template type allows for quicker grading; use whenever possible	When student is submitting written work; may be higher stakes Works well in a classroom setting where instructor collects student handwritten work and uploads assignments	Good option when all questions are multiple-choice and students are completing on paper in the classroom Allows auto-graded automation with access to a scanner	Option for comparing coding comparisons Most code types can be used Online Gradescope workshops are recommended for initial setup	Good option for online assignments Questions can be built directly in Gradescope LaTex can be typed inline in question