Fill in the assignment details, such as Assignment name.

Select the Submission type as 'No Submission'.

No submission
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On paper
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If it is a group assignment select 'This is a group assignment'.

Select a group category
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For group assignments the grade is automatically given to all group members. If you want to grade students individually, thick the box with "Assign grades to each student individually".

Tip! Did you choose to automatically give grades to the whole group, but now want to grade some members individually? Open the assignment and check the box "Assign grades to each student individually". Now you can assign grades to students individually. 

If you want to add a rubric go to the assignment you have just created.

Rubrics are a set of grading criteria that can be used in order to give students insight in how they will be assessed and to facilitate unbiased and standardised assessment. In Canvas rubrics can be used with assignments, quizzes and graded discussions. Teachers can add rubrics to courses and reuse them in their other courses. Rubrics can also be offered by admins on (sub) account level. More information on rubrics can be found in the [Canvas Training course.](https://canvas.maastrichtuniversity.nl/courses/49/pages/rubrics?module_item_id=2884)

Click "Find a rubric" to search for an already created rubric. 

In the left column you see your Canvas courses. You can select one of them and in the next column you will see the rubrics in that course. On the right you see an example of the selected rubric.

Click "Update rubric" after making your changes.

Also check the options just above:

- *I'll write free-form comments when assessing students* &gt; If you want to write free-form comments to students in Speedgrader. If this option is selected, no ratings are used to assess the student and criterion values are assigned manually.
- *Remove points from rubric* &gt; If you want to remove points from the rubric. If this option is selected, no points are associated with the rubric, but students can still be rated using the rubric criterion.
- *Use this rubric for assignment grading* &gt; If you want to use the rubric for grading in Speedgrader. Canvas will then compare the rubric score and the assignment points and gives you a warning when they differ. 
- *Hide score total for assessment results* &gt; If you don't want students to see the score total for the rubric. Students can still see the points for each criterion, but the total score will not be shown at the bottom of the rubric. This option is only available if the rubric is not used for grading.

You can also create a new Rubric. Give your rubric a Title.

For an explanation how to create a rubric have a look at this Canvas page:[How do I add a rubric in a course?](https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Instructor-Guide/How-do-I-add-a-rubric-in-a-course/ta-p/842)

or have a look at this video (starting from 8:45):[Canvas Theme Sessions: no. 6: Speedgrader and Rubrics](https://mediasite.maastrichtuniversity.nl/Mediasite/Channel/canvasthemesessions/watch/0dc36aecd5684850a2136a03fd907d301d)

Don't forget to click "Create rubric" when you are finished creating the rubric. 

Also check the options just above:

- *I'll write free-form comments when assessing students* &gt; If you want to write free-form comments to students in Speedgrader. If this option is selected, no ratings are used to assess the student and criterion values are assigned manually.
- *Remove points from rubric* &gt; If you want to remove points from the rubric. If this option is selected, no points are associated with the rubric, but students can still be rated using the rubric criterion.
- *Use this rubric for assignment grading* &gt; If you want to use the rubric for grading in Speedgrader. Canvas will then compare the rubric score and the assignment points and gives you a warning when they differ. This option is by default selected when creating a new rubric.
- *Hide score total for assessment results* &gt; If you don't want students to see the score total for the rubric. Students can still see the points for each criterion, but the total score will not be shown at the bottom of the rubric. This option is only available if the rubric is not used for grading.

Go to the non-submission assignment and select the student who is going to present.

 If you did not use a rubric you can give a grade and add a comment. You can skip to following steps about filling out the rubric. If you added a rubric click "View rubric".

Select your ratings for the different criteria.

4 pts
Excellent
- Demonstrates strong enthusiasm about topic during entire presentation - Significantly increases audience understanding and knowledge of topic; convinces an audience to recognize the validity and importance of the subject

Depending on the settings you have to fill in the grade or the grade is calculated based on the rubric.

When you finished grading all presentations and you want to publish the results, then navigate to the Grades section.

Click the three dots behind the assignment.

You will only be able to click "Post grades" when at least one grade is entered for the assignment.

You can choose to post the grades to everyone or only to the students who are graded.

Students who have received a grade or a submission comment will be able to see their grade and/or submission comments.