Docs on testing

Author: jon-bell

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-title: Grading Assignments
+title: Assigning Grading Tasks
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 Pawtograder has a robust feature to allow instructors to assign grading tasks to staff. When a grading task is assigned, the instructor can set a due date for that task, and re-assign the task to a different grader if needed. Pawtograder will also automatically allow any other grader to complete the task if the original grader is unable to complete it (without needing to re-assign the task).

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 title: Handgrading 
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 Instructors can define multiple handgrading rubrics for each assignment, although the most typical mechanism is to simply use the "Grading Rubric" (which, combined with the autograder score, is used to compute the score for each submission).

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 title: Creating and Managing Rubrics
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 ### Rubrics: Instructor Guide
 

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+title: Testing an Assignment
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+Although Pawtograder does *not* provide a feature to "impersonate" a student, it *does* provide a robust feature to allow staff to test an assignment. This feature provisions staff with a repository just like any other student would have, but it does *not* show up in the list of student submissions. You can even mark up the submission with rubric checks to perform a complete end-to-end test of the assignment.
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+After creating an assignment, you can test it by clicking the "Test Assignment" button, and then clicking "Create Repositories."![Screenshot of the Test Assignment button](assets/testing-1756921042053.png)
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+After a moment of processing, the page should show a link to your repository. You can then browse that repo, edit things, and commit/push to that repo.  
+![Screenshot of link to view the test repository](assets/testing-1756921127470.png)
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+After the submission completes, you'll see a link to view it on that "Test Assignment" page. You may need to refresh the page to see the link, which will only appear once the submission is complete.
+![Screenshot of link to view the test submission](assets/testing-1756921180898.png)
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+The test submission page will look just like it will when viewing a student's submission. You can navigate between rubrics (if applicable) from the dropdown in the right sidebar. You can also navigate between submissions (from students or even from other staff members) from the dropdown in the top bar.
+![Screenshot of the test submission](assets/testing-1756921280690.png)