Setting up the grade book is one of the first things you
should do when preparing your course.
First Steps
·
Consult your course syllabus for a list of all
assessment items
·
Decide on a grading system
·
Determine if your institution uses a grading
scheme, and if you will need to recreate it for your grade book
·
Decide how you want to group grade items, and
what weight those groups should have
·
Decide how you want to calculate your final
grades
·
The Grades Setup Wizard
Use the Grades Setup Wizard to set up your grade book for
the course. When you access the Grades tool, the Grades Setup Wizard displays
by default until you set up your grade book. The Grades Setup Wizard takes you
through a 7 step process to set up your gradebook.
1.
Select a Grading System. You can select Weighted
Points, or Formula. For more information on selecting a grading system, see the
one-paged “How to select a grading system for your grade book.”
2.
Determine which type of final grade calculation
you want to release to students. You can select either Calculated Final Grade
or Adjusted Final Grade.
3.
Determine how much you want to treat ungraded
items. You can select either Drop ungraded items or Treat ungraded items as 0.
You can also keep users’ final grades up to date automatically by selecting
Automatically keep final grade updated.
4.
Choose a default grading scheme. Organization
Schemes are provided by your institution, or you can create a custom Course
Scheme. See “Creating grade schemes for more information.
5.
Control how many decimal points display for items
in the grade book.
6.
Control what your student see when they look at
their grade books, including Grade Details, Decimals Displayed, Characters Displayed
and Final Grade Calculation
7.
Review and finalize grade book set up decision.
Click Finish to finalize your decisions or Go Back to make changes.
The
link at page top will bring you to the page where this appears. There is some
additional information available there that may help give you additional
guidance, and you will also find links to the “Creating grade schemes” page.
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