Using the gradebook part 1

Using the Gradebook: Part 1

• Locate the Gradebook

• Organise grades

• Customise grades

• Use numeric and letter grades and scales

• Use outcomes

• Add assignments

• Add outcomes to an assignment.

Your questions?

Where is it?

Which activities show in the Gradebook?

• Quiz

• Assignments

• Lesson

• SCORM package

• Workshop

• Glossary

• Forum

Organising the grades

• Numeric grade: A numerical grade between 1 and 100. This is already set up and ready to use within all Moodle courses.

• Scale: A customized grading profile that can be letters, words, statements, or numbers (such as Pass, Merit, and Distinction).

• Letter grade: A grading profile that can be linked to percentages (such as 100 percent > A).

Customising grades: Scales

A standard scale is available site-wide, for all courses.

An ordered list of values, ranging from negative to positive, separated by commas, for example "Disappointing, Not good enough, Average, Good, Very good, Excellent!"

Customising grades: Letters

Click this box to change the scales.

You can use letters or words here.

This setting determines the minimum percentage over which grades will be assigned the grade letter.

Save your changes!

Adding an assignment

Select how you want to grade the assignment

You must provide a (useful) name and a description

Your new assignment appears automatically in the Gradebook

Click on Grade

Grading an assignment

Select your grade here

Give your feedback here

Progress through the students here

In the next exciting instalment…

• Organise the Gradebook into categories

• Calculate course grades (including normalisation, aggregation, weighting and means)

• Use various gradebook reports

Stream Learning Management System

SMS Student Management System

RPS Results Processing System

Assignment Definition

1. Assignment Definition Set up. 3. Assessment Linked to Assignment Definition.

2. ‘Advanced Upload’ Drop Box Linked to SMS Definition.

Assignment & Marks Management

Plus…. A special guest appearance