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Backup Restore Gradebook Groups Reports AssignTA
Backup Restore Gradebook Groups Reports AssignTA
Backup Restore Gradebook Groups Reports AssignTA
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Create a Course Backup Restore a Course Backup Grades Groups View a Student Activity Log Assign Teacher Assistant to a Course
3. Grades
Grades are scores attributed to participants in a Moodle course Gradebook is a repository of these grades: Activities push their grades to it, but the Gradebook doesn't push anything back to the modules o To access the Gradebook: Go to the Administration block Click Grades
settings for affecting these grade items 2. The grade item: A grade item stores a grade for each course participant, and has settings for affecting these grades 3. The grade -Student scores in a course: A grade has settings for affecting how it is displayed to the users, as well as locking and hiding functions.
Grades can be calculated, aggregated and displayed in a variety of ways. Many activities in Moodle, such as assignments, forums and quizzes may be given grades. o Importing grades to the Gradebook: 1. Go to the Administration block 2. Click Grades 3. Go to the Import tab 4. Decide on an import format - CSV or XML file
5. Edit the export file as appropriate and save it. 6. Tip: If you opened your exported file in Excel, don't add columns there because Moodle will reject the import if there are new columns that didn't exist in the exported file. If you need to add columns, do that in Moodle BEFORE you export your gradebook. 7. Select your chosen import format from the gradebook dropdown menu. 8. Browse and upload your previously saved file. 9. Set options as required. 10. Click the "Upload grades" button. 11. CSV import only: Preview the grade import and choose the column mapping Map from: user ID and Map to: Username Importing grades to the Gradebook: 1. Go to the Administration block 2. Click Grades 3. Go to the Export tab 4. Select the formal you want for the export by click on its link under the tabs bar(Most common is the excel sheet) 5. Set options as required. 6. If the course uses groups, select whether to export grades for all participants or for a particular group. 7. Select the grade items to be included. 8. Click the submit button. 9. After previewing the data on the following page, click the download button. Adjusting percentages of letter grades: 1. Go to the Administration block 2. Click Grades 3. Go to the Letters tab 4. Review the existing percentages 5. To change it click the Edit link on top of the table 6. Set the grade letter and letter grade boundary 7. When you are done, press Save changes
4. Groups
The group mode can be defined at two levels:
Course level - the group mode defined at the course level is the default mode for all activities defined within that course. This is determined in the course settings Activity level - each activity that supports groups can also have its own group mode defined. If the course setting "Force group mode" is set to "Yes" then the option to define the group mode for individual activities is not available.
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Two lists appear: a list of users who currently have that role (If no one has the role, you will find it empty), and a list of users who don't. You select from the second list, and use the left-facing arrow button to add to the list of TAs.
Multiple users may be selected by holding down the Ctrl key while clicking on the users' names.