H5P not communicating to gradebook for late autograded work

[lrosen3]

When students do not complete an h5p assignment on time the item remains ungraded rather than receiving a 0 grade in the gradebook.  Students who do complete the assignment do have their scores appear in the gradebook. It does identify late submissions and penalize students per the late policy settings established in the gradebook settings. Automatically apply grade of 0 for missing submissions is selected. 

Attached is an image showing the settings and an assignment that has auto grading enabled. The grade spaces with a – are students who never submitted the work. It should have autograded to a 0. Any help is appreciated. 

[Jeff_F]

Hello @lrosen3 - external tools may have features to address late or missing work however oftentimes they do not. I consider h5p to be one of the 'lighter' integrations as this does not have a large number of editable settings or features for instructors or admins. That said, desired features such as due date linkage with Canvas assignments and passage of a zero for missing work could be communicated to that partner.

Here is the h5p roadmap: https://h5p.org/roadmap  I am not seeing references to late work however there is a comment board. 

My take: I would 100% suggest the feature to them however I would not be optimistic for a timely resolution with this. I believe they are intentionally pursuing the 'lighter' integration approach. Perhaps I am wrong - but I doubt it. ;o)

[lrosen3]

Looking at the image I sent, is it possibly the "automatically apply deductions to late submissions" is overriding the "automatically apply grade for missing submissions"? I can imagine Canvas perhaps not knowing at what point a student has decided not to bother submitting something and is still waiting for a late submission. Would this therefore prevent the automatic 0. The assignment has a due date identified but allows for penalized late submissions. Does canvas have a way of saying after Xnumber of days, any non-submissions are automatically assigned a 0? If not, shouldn't that be a feature request?