Gradescope vs IUDM

Students, upload your assignments to Gradescope more easily than ever before! If your instructor uses Gradescope for your assignments, you can now upload your submission with our mobile app. After installing and opening the app, login to see your Gradescope courses and assignments. To upload a submission, click on the assignment in the “Not Submitted” tab and either “Select File” to select an existing file from your device or “Scan” all pages of your completed work using your iPhone’s camera. Once you submit your file(s), for templated assignments, you’re all set. For variable-length assignments, “Assign pages” to indicate where your answer for each question appears within your submission. It’s that easy! After confirming, your assignment then moves to the “Submitted” tab. If needed, you can resubmit your assignment until the due date your instructor set has passed. Once it is graded and grades are published for the assignment, it then moves to the “Graded” tab. Note: For V1 of the app, you will be directed to our mobile website for any advanced functionality, including viewing feedback and submitting timed, programming, or online assignments. Stay tuned for future updates that will allow you to do even more with our mobile app!

The official Indiana University Dance Marathon (IUDM) app. Committee members, chairs, and external dancers can stay connected with everything IUDM in one place. View important announcements and upcoming events, find fundraising resources, learn more about IUDM's mission, and more. The IUDM app is designed to complement your DonorDrive account, not replace it. Before signing in to the app, all participants must first register for IUDM through DonorDrive at iudm.org/register. Indiana University Dance Marathon (IUDM) is Indiana University's largest student organization and the second-largest student-run philanthropy in the world. Since 1991, IUDM has raised more than $59 million to support Riley Hospital for Children and the IU School of Medicine Wells Center for Pediatric Research. Each year, nearly 3,000 students come together for a 36-hour Dance Marathon, united For The Kids.