A grading scheme is a set of criteria that measures varying levels of achievement in a classroom. Grading schemes are based on percentage ranges, and each percentage range is given a name (name value could be alphanumeric). A grade scheme can include any number of achievement levels.
Grading schemes can be defined as default at the classroom level and site level. You can set any given grade scheme as default at site level and that grade scheme will become the default grade scheme for all classrooms that doesn't have a set grade scheme. However, instructors can change the grade scheme later as per their requirement.
This article will guide you on:
1. Click sliding menu and select Manage Grade Scheme from the Manage Teamie block.
2. On the Grade schemes page, click + Create new grade scheme.
Note: On this page, you will also be to view all the grade schemes that are created by you or others on the site.
3. Type the name of the grade scheme and its description as per your requirement.
4. A default grade scheme is already in place for you to use. Click and update the Grade and Range as per your requirement.
5. You can insert a new learning grade between two existing grades by clicking the + button of the earlier grade. For instance, if you wish to insert a new learning grade between the existing grades 'B' and 'C', then click the + button for 'B'.
6. You can now add name to the newly inserted grade. The range will be set as the mean of the range of two existing grades between which you have inserted the new grade. For instance, if you have inserted a grade between two grades with range 50% and 25%, then the new grade will have the range as the mean of the existing learning grades [(50+25) / 2] = 37.5%
Grade name can be alphanumeric, that is, you can use both alphabets and numerals in the label name.
7. You can also add a description for each learning grade while creating a new grade scheme or editing a previously created grade scheme. This will help learners get a better understanding of how they are being graded or follow any specific instructions that are provided by the instructor.
If the teacher has published the scores then the learners will be able to view the scores and grades on the classroom's gradebook .
8. Click Save to create the new grade scheme. Click Cancel or Delete in case you wish to go back to the Grade scheme page without saving the grade scheme; any lost changes cannot be recovered.
9. A confirmation message appears. You will be able to find the newly added grade scheme in the table on the Grade schemes page from now onwards.
10. You can click View grade scheme details icon of a grade scheme to view its details.
On the Edit Grade Scheme page, you can edit any existing grade scheme created by you. While editing a grade scheme, you can:
- Add a new grade
- Remove a grade
- Change the name and description of the grade scheme
- Update the grade name and range of learning grades
- Set the grade scheme as default.
You can only edit grade schemes added by you. Also, you cannot edit a grade scheme which has been attached to any assessment(s). You may create a copy of the grade scheme to use it.
1. On the Grade schemes page, click View grade scheme details for your grade scheme that you wish to edit.
You can quickly filter the grade schemes created by you by ticking the Show only mine checkbox.
2. The Grade scheme details pop up opens.
3. You can insert a new grade between two existing grades by clicking the + button of the earlier grade. For instance, if you wish to insert a new grade between the existing grades 'A' and 'B', then click the + button for 'A'.
4. A new grade will be added. You can now add name to the newly inserted grade. The range will be set as the mean of the range of two existing grades between which you have inserted the new grade. For instance, if you have inserted a grade between two grades with range 75% and 50%, then the new grade will have the range as the mean of the existing grades [(75+50) / 2] = 62.5%. You can change the grade range by entering the required score directly in the range field or by using the up and down arrow for the corresponding range field.
5. You can also add/edit the description for a grade, if required. This will help learners get a better understanding of how they are being graded or follow any specific instructions that are provided by the instructor.
6. Click x for the corresponding grade to remove that grade.
7. You can also update the name and description of the grade scheme.
8. Once you have edited the grade scheme, click Save to save your changes or Cancel to discard them.
9. A confirmation message appears and your grade scheme will be updated.
You can only delete a grade scheme created by you. Also, you cannot delete a grade scheme which has been attached to any assessment(s).
1. On the Grade schemes page, click View grade scheme details for the grade scheme that you wish to delete.
2. The Grade scheme details pop up opens. Click the trash icon.
Once deleted, the grade scheme cannot be recovered.
3. A confirmation pop opens. Click Yes to delete the grade scheme.
4. A confirmation message appears and the grade scheme will be deleted.
As an administrator, you can set any available grade scheme as a default grade scheme. This grade scheme will be used to calculate the final grade for all modules that do not have a grade scheme set. Let's see how you can set an existing grade scheme as a default grade scheme for your Teamie site.
1. On the Grade schemes page, click View grade scheme details for the grade scheme that you wish to set as the default grade scheme.
As an administrator, you can set any grade scheme as the default grade scheme, even if you the grade scheme is not added by you.
2. The Grade scheme details pop up opens. Click Set as default grade scheme.
3. The grade scheme will be set as the default grade scheme for your Teamie site. You can view the current set default grade scheme on the Grade schemes page.
You can click View grade scheme details button for the default grade scheme to view its details.
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