>> You can take a look at your grades in an individual class
by going to Grades on the left-hand side.
If the teacher does not have grades for you --
grades available for you, then they may be calculating grades
in a different way, and they should be giving you
the information.
So what you see is a list of grades that are showing up,
and at the bottom, I see that right now I have an 80.83%.
One thing that you can do is you can click on a grade,
and you can test what would happen
if you got a score that's different
than what you've gotten.
So if I change this, and instead of not having a score yet,
if I get a 12 out of 12 on this score, then I go to an 87.22%.
If I get a 10 out of 10 on this score as well --
and you see as I change my scores, it goes up.
It changes the grade.
If I get a zero on this one, instead of being an 89.76,
I go down to an 82.78.
And you can see the grades that I have changed,
they have this Revert to original score button.
And you can see what I changed them to, and at the bottom here,
you see what my score would be if I got those grades.
I can also look at an existing grade and change it.
And if I had gotten a 10 out of 10 on that one,
it would've increased my score as well.
So you can play what-if --
that's what it talks about right here:
Show Saved "What-If" Scores.
And then you can also revert back
to actual scores on everything.
So this will show the grade based
on the currently graded assignments,
and you can play what-if to see what type of score you need
on any published assignments to make sure
that you get the grade that you want to get.