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Any tips for keeping up with putting in zeros?

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When working with groups, you can change the default course grade to any assignment... I use it to make groups for test corrections, and use it to put students into "yes" corrections or "no" corrections

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When students are trying to access Echo from a myriad of devices (esp. remote learners) Echo is not as intuitive from a mobile device

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When students are trying to access Echo from a myriad of devices (esp. remote learners) Echo is not as intuitive from a mobile device

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How to make notes more organized for the kids (other than a folder in Google Drive)

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How to make notes more organized for the kids (other than a folder in Google Drive)

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Finding enough time to balance remote and in person

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Finding enough time to balance remote and in person

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I make two groups for test corrections and put students in based on their test grade.  When managing groups, you can change the default grade displayed (course grade) to an specific assignment grade.  This makes for easy ID of students needing to do corrections.

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looking for the easiest way to drop a test grade after corrections - the "drop lowest grade" feature doesn't work as it is based on the percentage - so a student getting a 60% of 100 on a test (60 grade) would have that grade dropped for a 75% of 75 (56.25) grade on their corrections.

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Video each question of the test, teacher working it out and put that in a hyperlinked docs 

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Video each question of the test, teacher working it out and put that in a hyperlinked docs 

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Give a re-try on a specific assignment. On the Mass grader allow for short feedback and allow retry