Hide the Overall Percentage / Trend Analysis Score - If “Me” is selected, overall student scores/percentages will NOT be displayed in the Admin and Teacher Portals. Her total percent calculates based on the maximum value of 100% instead of the actual score of 110.Īdd/Drop Students Automatically when loading Scores by Class page – Browsing to the Scores by Class page will automatically trigger the Add/Drop students process based on course attendance information. The 4 th student has a score above the maximum value of 100%. The total Percent calculates based on the minimum value instead of the actual score. In the example below, the first 2 students have scores below the min value of 50%. If using the Min/Max Assignment Values option, all scores will display as they were entered in the scores field but the Total Percent column will calculate on the Min or Max value if the score goes below or above the set values. This option cannot be used with the “ Rubric” option. This can be a tool used to lessen the impact of the 'Double 0 Problem' with missing or poorly completed assignments. This allows teachers to leave an assignment missing or give a low grade, but have that assignment still count as 50%. When defined, assignments that would normally count above or below the assigned range are brought into the range when the system calculates the 'value' of the assignment. Scale Min/Max Assignment Values in Total Grade - This option allows teachers to implement what is commonly known as a Scale. NOTE: The final mark in a rubric gradebook is calculated only with trend grading based on rubric scores and only uses summative assignments.

Click on the arrows or drag the slider to the desired percentages. The system will first use total points and weighted categories (if enabled) to determine a percentage for 'Formative' and 'Summative' assignments and then will use the defined weight factors to produce a final score. NOTE: The overall grade is calculated using trend grading based on rubric scores and only uses summative assignments. This option is Not Applicable to Standards-Aligned Rubric Gradebooks. Apply weighting to Formative & Summative Assignments - this option allows teachers to weight Formative and Summative Assignments separately in calculating the overall grade for the class or for a standard.Set Grading Completed Automatically? - If this option is enabled, an assignment will be set as Grading Completed automatically once every student associated with the assignment has either been given a valid score or has been marked as missing for the assignment.This option will default On for new gradebooks. This option will make any assignment with a score count in the overall mark no matter what the Grading Completed. Apply Assignment Scores Immediately - normally a score will not count toward a student’s overall grade until the Grading Completed checkbox for an assignment is checked.This option is not applicable to Standards-Aligned Rubric Gradebooks. This option is also available on the Categories tab. Examples would be 'Tests' and 'Homework'. This allows you to give more precedence to one category over another. Weight Scores of Assignments by Category – this option indicates whether total points grading or weighted type grading is used to determine students’ overall grades. These non-rubric assignments will not calculate into the student’s total average. This option applies to all linked gradebooks.Įven with the Rubric option selected, assignments can be added and the Rubric option can be deselected at the assignment level. NOTE: The Rubric option should only be used on new gradebooks and not on existing gradebooks with scores already submitted.

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