# Post Grades

## Accessing EXAMIND LTI Page

1. Navigate to the assessment in your LMS that is linked to EXAMIND
2. Click on **EXAMIND** assessment to load EXAMIND LTI page

## Exams, Quizzes, and Practices

### Post Grades

1. Click **Post Grades**
2. Choose between `New submissions only` and `All submissions`
3. Verify grades have been imported into your LMS

## Essays and Simulations

### Send Results

* Click **Send Results**
* Choose between `New submissions only` and `All submissions`
* Verify grades have been imported into your LMS

When sending essay and simulation results to Canvas, the system automatically uploads a PDF containing the student's complete results to SpeedGrader alongside the numerical grade.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**All submissions:** Updates all grades in the LMS for this assessment. This will override any manual adjustments made directly in the LMS with the grades stored in EXAMIND.

**New submissions only:** Sends grades only for students whose results have not yet been posted to the LMS, preserving any existing grades and manual adjustments.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
EXAMIND does not automatically post grades to the LMS in order to protect any changes you have made inside your LMS.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
The score posted to the LMS is determined by the **Score to Keep** setting on the assessment. See [Schedule](https://examind.gitbook.io/v1/deliver/schedule).
{% endhint %}

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In order to post grades to Canvas, the following conditions must be met:

* Course must have started
* Course cannot have ended
* Course must to be published (even if posting grades for `Test Student`)
* If posting grades using the `All submissions` option, each grade post counts as an attempt in Canvas, so ensure sufficient attempts are allowed in the Canvas assignment
  {% endhint %}


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