How do you publish grades from Talon?

First you will need to make sure your Final Calculated or Final Adjusted grade are set to display letter grades A-F to students. If needed, see Why am I receiving an error message (e.g. Invalid Grade Format) when exporting grades to Colleague?

1. Go to Grades > Enter Grades
   
2. Click the Export to Colleague button near the top of the page.
   
3. If you are not already logged into the Hub, you will need to log in again. Once logged in you will see two tabs at the top of the page: Midterm and Final. Click the tab for the grade you are submitting. 
   
4. Verify the grades coming from Talon look correct.
   
5. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Next.
   
6. On the next page, click Update Grades.
   
7. After it processes, you will receive a confirmation screen. Click Done.
   

Note, if you have multiple sections merged together in Talon, you will need to repeat these steps for each section separately.

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