Clicking again will sort lowest-to-highest, changing the symbol to an up arrow. This will change the symbol to a single down arrow. Click the symbol near the top of a column to sort by that column (1 below). Any activities settings which were left "uncategorised" will appear in the general category which is named after the course by default (any category name can be changed). If this setting is disabled, users cannot override category grades.Īlong the top of the grader report are several rows: first the course, then the category, then the columns for each graded activity (for example: Assignment, Quiz, Lesson). Site administration>Grades>Grade category settings: 'Allow category grades to be manually overridden'.If this setting is disabled, the minimum grade will default to zero and cannot be edited (the minimum grade can never be edited). Site administration>Grades>General settings: 'Show minimum grade'.New settings hide parts of the user interface: 3.3 Hiding columns or individual grades.3.2 Altering the grades using Single View.2.3 Searching and filtering the gradebook.This means that the options will not always be set up the same way for every user when they see the grader report for the first time. Note that various default options for the gradebook are set at system level by the administrator in and can be marked as being overridable by you, or fixed. an essay out of 36 will appear as however many raw marks that student got, not a percentage (although this can be changed later, see below). The grades displayed are initially displayed as the raw marks from the assessments themselves, so will depend on how you set those up e.g. When you add an assessed item in a Moodle course, the gradebook automatically creates space for the grades it will produce and also adds the grades themselves as they are generated, either by the system or by you. Grade categories are a way of grouping grade items within the gradebook.The grader report collects items that have been graded from the various parts of Moodle that are assessed, and allows you to view and change them as well as sort them out into categories and calculate totals in various ways. By default each course acts as the top level parent category in it's gradebook, with other categories you might create nested underneath as subcategories. You can have multiple categories, either sitting under the parent course category or nested within one another as best suits your purposes.
Each grade item however, can only be part of one category. When grades are grouped in a category you will be presented with a category total which can be weighed and have grade calculations applied to it. You can add a new category on any course you have editing permissions on. Go into a course and then select Gradebook setup from the Administration block.Under the list of grade items click Add category.Configure the settings how you want them.The aggregation determines how grades in a category are combined, such as: Once a category is set-up you can add a grade calculation on the category total, see the Calculating grades with formulas page for more information. Mean of grades: The sum of all grades divided by the total number of grades.Median of grades: The middle grade when grades are arranged in order of size.Mode of grades: The grade that occurs the most frequently.Natural: The sum of all grade values scaled by weightĪn empty grade is a grade which is missing from the gradebook.It may be from an assignment submission which has not yet been graded or from a quiz which has not yet been attempted etc. This setting determines whether empty grades are not included in the aggregation or are counted as minimal grades, for example 0 for an assignment graded between 0 and 100.
This setting enables a specified number of the lowest grades to be excluded from the aggregation. The grade total for the category will be displayed in grading reports like a grade item. This name is what will appear in that listing. This setting provides space for entering information about the item. The information is not displayed anywhere else. Setting an ID number provides a way of identifying the activity for grade calculation purposes.
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