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{{Grades}}Location: ''Administration > Grades > Grade item settings''
{{Grades}}Location: ''Administration > Grades > Grade item settings''
[[Image:Grade item settings.png|right|thumb|Grade item settings screen]]
[[Image:Grade item settings.png|thumb|Grade item settings screen]]
 


Grade item settings are the various settings that the administrator is able to edit for all [[Gradebook|gradebooks]] used by teachers. These settings will change what items are displayed for each grade. As administrator, you would turn on or off various settings and the teacher would input the actual data.
Grade item settings are the various settings that the administrator is able to edit for all [[Gradebook|gradebooks]] used by teachers. These settings will change what items are displayed for each grade. As administrator, you would turn on or off various settings and the teacher would input the actual data.


==Grade display type==
==Grade display type==
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This is the type of grade that is to be shown for each individual grade. Different school districts use different grading systems so this can be changed to suit your district.
This is the type of grade that is to be shown for each individual grade. Different school districts use different grading systems so this can be changed to suit your district.


* Real - Grade from 0-100 indicating total points received.
* Real - Grade from minimum to maximum range indicating total points received. Default from 0-100 but may be arbitrary.
* Percentage - Grade from 0 - 100% indicating the total points received divided by maximum possible amount times 100.
* Percentage - Grade from 0 - 100% indicating the total points received divided by maximum possible amount times 100.
* [[Grade letters|Letter]]- Grade in the form of a letter representing a range of percentages.
* [[Grade letters|Letter]]- Grade in the form of a letter representing a range of percentages.
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==Overall decimal points==
==Overall decimal points==


This is the number of decimal places for each individual grade to be shown. Different school districts use different grading systems so this can be changed to suit your district. Number of decimal places range from 0-5.
This setting is for display purposes only. Grade calculations are made with an accuracy of 5 decimal places and grade letters, if used, are assigned accordingly.
 
Note: Teachers can edit the actual display type for each grading item.


==Advanced grade item options==
If rounding of grades in [[Grade calculations|grade calculations]] is required, the round(number, count) function may be used.


This contains a list of various elements that can be toggled on or off to suit your needs. When a teacher inputs data for each grade, these are the various element fields that can show up. A highlighted color indicates that it is toggled on while a normal white color indicates it is toggled off.
==Advance grade item options==
In Moodle 2.0 Course administration>Grades>Category & Items>Add grade item, or Simple view>edit item brings up the Grade item page with the "Show advanced" button.


To highlight more than one field, right click the first one and then ctrl+right click another and both will be highlighted. To highlight from one field to another and include all the fields in between, right click the first one and then shift+right click another and those two and all in between will be highlighted. Shift+ctrl+right click will allow you to add all the fields between two points and add it to the amount already highlighted. To de-highlight a field just do the same steps but click on already highlighted fields.
These features can be set or viewed:


{| style="width:75%" border="0"
|
* Item info
* Item info
* ID Number
* ID Number
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* Minimum Grade
* Minimum Grade
* Maximum Grade
* Maximum Grade
||
* Grade to pass
* Grade to pass
* Offset
* Offset
* Multiplicator
* Multiplicator
* Grade display type
* Grade display type
* Overall decimal places
* Overall decimal places  
||
* Hidden
* Hidden
* Hidden until
* Hidden until
* Locked
* Locked
* Locked after
* Locked after
* Aggregation coefficient
|-
* Parent category
|}
 
Both Full and Simple views have "Add category" and "Add grade item" buttons at the bottom of the page.
 
===Old Version for advanced grade item options===
Older versions of Moodle contained a list of various fields that can be toggled on or off to appear on the default grade item screen or hidden. By selecting a field, it is put into the "Advanced" items menu and a field that is not selected will appear on the main grade item menu by default. Note that all of these options will always be available to teachers with a click of the button "Show Advanced".  {
 
To highlight more than one field, use ctrl+click and both will be highlighted. To highlight from one field to another, use shift+click the range between two will be highlighted. Shift+ctrl+right click will combine a range of selections to those already highlighted. To de-highlight a field just do the same steps but click on already highlighted fields.


==See also==
*[[Grade items]] - for teachers
*[http://www.moodletutorials.org/view_video.php?viewkey=d7fbdea1afc51c7c6ad2 Video tutorial on Grade Item Setting and Grade Letters]


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Latest revision as of 21:08, 2 January 2011

Location: Administration > Grades > Grade item settings

Grade item settings screen


Grade item settings are the various settings that the administrator is able to edit for all gradebooks used by teachers. These settings will change what items are displayed for each grade. As administrator, you would turn on or off various settings and the teacher would input the actual data.


Grade display type

This is the type of grade that is to be shown for each individual grade. Different school districts use different grading systems so this can be changed to suit your district.

  • Real - Grade from minimum to maximum range indicating total points received. Default from 0-100 but may be arbitrary.
  • Percentage - Grade from 0 - 100% indicating the total points received divided by maximum possible amount times 100.
  • Letter- Grade in the form of a letter representing a range of percentages.

Overall decimal points

This setting is for display purposes only. Grade calculations are made with an accuracy of 5 decimal places and grade letters, if used, are assigned accordingly.

If rounding of grades in grade calculations is required, the round(number, count) function may be used.

Advance grade item options

In Moodle 2.0 Course administration>Grades>Category & Items>Add grade item, or Simple view>edit item brings up the Grade item page with the "Show advanced" button.

These features can be set or viewed:

  • Item info
  • ID Number
  • Grade Type
  • Scale
  • Minimum Grade
  • Maximum Grade
  • Grade to pass
  • Offset
  • Multiplicator
  • Grade display type
  • Overall decimal places
  • Hidden
  • Hidden until
  • Locked
  • Locked after

Both Full and Simple views have "Add category" and "Add grade item" buttons at the bottom of the page.

Old Version for advanced grade item options

Older versions of Moodle contained a list of various fields that can be toggled on or off to appear on the default grade item screen or hidden. By selecting a field, it is put into the "Advanced" items menu and a field that is not selected will appear on the main grade item menu by default. Note that all of these options will always be available to teachers with a click of the button "Show Advanced". {

To highlight more than one field, use ctrl+click and both will be highlighted. To highlight from one field to another, use shift+click the range between two will be highlighted. Shift+ctrl+right click will combine a range of selections to those already highlighted. To de-highlight a field just do the same steps but click on already highlighted fields.

See also