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Moodle Monday – Gradebook Calculation Formulas –

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From blog.yorksj.ac.uk - February 14, 2018 8:15 AM

Today’s Moodle Monday will be focusing on how you can create a formula in Moodle to calculate a weighted mean of grades. 


As it stands, Moodle automatically assigns a simple weighted mean of grades to every assignment that is added in a Moodle course. (For example: if a module has 2 assignments, each activity will be weighted 50%)


However, if your assignments are not weighted equally (or you have included activities such as quizzes, workshops etc.), it is possible to create a formula in Moodle to calculate a weighted mean of grades. These final course grades can then be made visible to students.


To create formulas (or set grade calculations) in Moodle, follow the pattern of formulas/functions you find in other spreadsheet programmes such as Excel. They all start with an (=) sign and use common mathematical operators and functions.


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How can the Moodle Gradebook improve usability for teachers?

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From moodle.com - January 5, 2018 6:34 AM
Did you know each course in Moodle has its own gradebook which can be accessed from the grades link in the navigation drawer? The gradebook contains the grades for each student in the course. By default, students and teachers can see this link and students can use it to can access their course grades.

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Ways of tracking progress in Moodle by Rebecca Barrington #MootIEUK16 @BBarrington - Moodle World

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From www.moodleworld.com - April 7, 2016 5:28 AM
Rebecca Barrington shared her presentation delivered during the MoodleMoot Ireland UK 2016 (#MootIEUK16) on the topic “Ways of tracking progress in Moodle”.

The presentation covers about tracking the progress of students in your Moodle course through core functions and other third party plugins. She also shows how to use the gradebook as a simple progress tracker for units of work or a more detailed tracker for all assessed elements of a course.

Along with the gradebook, she presented about using activity completion, course completion and pass grades for a more visual tracking.

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The Complete Moodle Grade Book Guide

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From super-moodle.com - July 25, 2015 2:20 AM
Instructors who want to take advantage of an innovative way of updating, tracking, importing and reporting their grades should make sure that they are looking at moodle grade book. Moodle grade book is an idea software system for teachers who need a one-stop shop for keeping up with their students academic activities in their classroom. It helps with cutting down on all of the hustle and bustle of manual recording processes since it provides the teacher will an automated option that makes her or his work much more efficient and accurate as well. For those who are interested in this automated classroom grading system, here are some of the top features that instructors can look forward to.

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Moodle 2.8 Release Highlight: Gradebook - YouTube

From www.youtube.com - November 11, 2014 8:04 AM

Moodle 2.8 provides evolutionary improvements to Gradebook, including a more modern Grader interface that scrolls well on all devices including touch screens, a new “single view” of any row or column, simplified setup using “natural weighting”, and detailed history of grade changes and more.


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Cannot wait to roll these improvements out to our users
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Some potential Moodle improvements

From www.somerandomthoughts.com - June 6, 2014 4:08 PM

There have been some very interesting discussions about potential changes ongoing on the Moodle.org forums by some Moodle HQ staff Here are some you may want to go look at and take part in!

Gradebook Survey
As you may be aware, Martin Dougiamas is running a Moodle Gradebook Enhancement Survey to get feedback from teachers about how they use Gradebook. This is the more detailed survey based on results of a short one they ran a few weeks back. If you have not yet taken the survey, I strongly recommend you to do so. Take the survey - https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/MoodleGradebookEnhancement

Element Library
Damyon Wiese has posted a very interesting discussion around a specification for moving to an element library for Moodle. It has some great thoughts on templates the pros and cons and is definately worth a look if you are a designer or developer. See discussion on element library - https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=261202.

Reporting
Adrian Greeve posted that they are planning to implement a more flexible reporting system into Moodle.  This has spawned a great discussion – so if you have thoughts on reporting requirements you have for Moodle – chip in: See discussion on reporting - https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=261049

Navigation improvements
Frédéric Massart posted about the discussions about improving the interface and navigation options within Moodle to make things more user-friendly. They have a current draft specification which needs more feedback. Not all of the ideas are yet fleshed out fully, but some are and are looking very interesting indeed. Take part in the discussion .https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=261224


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3 Features You Might Not Know About Moodle’s Top Performance Management Tool

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From www.moodlenews.com - January 25, 2018 1:45 PM
The Moodle Gradebook is often regarded as the teacher’s control tower of their course. As it centralizes course and student information, it is almost of mandatory use for teachers that grade student course performance from Moodle.

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How To Plug Outcomes From Interactive H5P Activities Into The Moodle Gradebook

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From www.moodlenews.com - June 26, 2017 1:41 AM

H5P has received an open and warm embrace by the Moodleverse. It might be time you too learned how to adopt it into your Course.


H5P offers a number of snappy interactive “content types,” fulfilling a variety of interactive experiences. If the type can provide information about user performance, chances are it can be compatible with the Moodle Gradebook.


Here is an example that shows how easy it is to add interactive content into the grading. It uses a demo Moodle 3.3 site.

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Moodle 2.9 Gradebook Activitie - Moodle Tuts

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From moodletuts.com - August 6, 2015 3:31 PM
Learn how to use graded activities in Moodle such as assignments and quizzes and how to set up the gradebook.


Teaching with Moodle: An Introduction is a free MOOC designed to provide a good foundation and context to Moodle.


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The Complete Moodle Grade Book Guide - Super Moodle

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From www.super-moodle.com - July 2, 2015 5:02 AM
Instructors who want to take advantage of an innovative way of updating, tracking, importing and reporting their grades should make sure that they are looking at moodle grade book. Moodle grade book is an idea software system for teachers who need a one-stop shop for keeping up with their students academic activities in their classroom. It helps with cutting down on all of the hustle and bustle of manual recording processes since it provides the teacher will an automated option that makes her or his work much more efficient and accurate as well. For those who are interested in this automated classroom grading system, here are some of the top features that instructors can look forward to.

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Advanced Moodle Gradebook Features

From www.youtube.com - August 19, 2014 2:22 PM

Advanced Moodle Gradebook Features: Using Rubrics, Marking Guides, & Checklists" 

 

The video below is about a 75 minute demonstration of advanced grading features as you would see them on a Moodle 2.6 site. The video trainer, Eric Brandt, highlights rubrics, checklists, and other advanced grading criteria that can be used in Moodle courses to assess students using Moodle’s standard activities.


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Ensuring Moodle Grades are Accurate - YouTube

From www.youtube.com - May 8, 2014 7:16 AM

This video provides instruction on how to check grades for accuracy. There are times when Moodle "thinks" that it should stop calculating grades auotmatically, and the instructor does not realize that this has happened. This video shows the instructor how to revert back to automatic grading.

 

 


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