The Activity report will show the number of views for a particular activity or resource. View Activity reports by following the steps below.
The Grades area for a students displays the User report and the Overview report. The User report generally shows a students grade in either a numerical, text, or percentage format in addition there is also an area to view feedback. An individual user can view their grades by following the step...
It is possible to set up the gradebook to show divisions in time such as semesters and quarters by using categories.
For example, Semester 1 = main category 1 with quarter 1 and quarter 2 as sub-categories; all of Semester 2 = main category 2 with quarter 3 and quarter 4 as sub-categor...
Outcomes are specific descriptions of what a student is expected to be able to do or understand at the completion of an activity or course. They are aligned to specific assignments that correlate to a scale to identify levels of mastery per outcome. An activity might have more than one outcome...
Outcomes are specific descriptions of what a student is expected to be able to do or understand at the completion of an activity, resource, or course. Other terms for Outcomes are competencies and goals.
Scales are a way to measure or evaluate students’ performance. Scales can be created with text (verbose scales) or numbers, which may or may not be symbolic of percentage ranges, to inform students, parents, administrators, or supervisors of student accomplishments. Add a Scale by following t...
The Moodle Grader report is the more traditional look and feel of a gradebook. It collects all graded items into a table which allows for grading (overrideen grades) and the ability to give feedback. Activities are organized by categories and depending on how the course preferences have been c...
The Weighted mean of grades aggregation method calculates each item grade by multiplying its percentage by the the weight you assign. All items are then added together and divided by the total amount of weight points in the category. The higher you weight an item, the more heavily it will coun...