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<\/a>As shown, each exam is worth the same.\u00a0 To make the final exam worth more than the midterm, adjust the weighting for each.<\/p>\n
To get to the gradebook setup, click on Grades (left menu) \u2192 Setup tab.<\/p>\n
Use the assignment and quiz grading pages<\/h1>\n
Moodle has a number of activities such as assignments and quizzes that make it possible to do online grading.\u00a0 For these activities, use the grading feature within the activity itself instead of entering the grades in the gradebook directly.\u00a0 For example, when collecting papers for a Moodle assignment, click on the “View all submissions” link in the assignment and grade the papers using the Assignment grade view.\u00a0 If grades are entered directly in the gradebook, they are considered an override grade and will lock out any changes from being made in the assignment activity.<\/p>\n
Make grades visible to students<\/h1>\n
Students appreciate being able to see where they stand in a class.\u00a0 To make grades visible to students, go to your Moodle course and click on the Gear Icon (top right of page) \u2192 Edit settings. In the “Appearance” section, change “Show gradebook to students” to “Yes.”<\/p>\n
Learn more about the gradebook from Lynda.com or your academic technologist<\/h1>\n
To learn more about the Moodle gradebook, check out the Lynda.com video on setting up the Moodle gradebook<\/a>\u00a0or get in touch with your Academic Technologist<\/a>.\u00a0 We’d be happy to assist in setting up your course or helping troubleshoot any problems you may encounter.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"