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*[[Scales]]
*[[Scales]]
*[[Grades]]
*[[Grades]] in general
*[[Adding/editing_a_forum#Aggregate_type|Aggregating ratings in a forum]] for the Gradebook
*[[Forum_permissions#Enabling_students_to_rate_posts | Enabling students to rate posts]]  
*[[Forum_permissions#Enabling_students_to_rate_posts | Enabling students to rate posts]]  
*[[Adding/editing_a_forum | More on adding a forum or editing settings in a forum]]
*[[Adding/editing_a_forum | More on adding a forum or editing settings in a forum]]
*mod/forum:rate is the permission
*mod/forum:rate is the permission
*[[Scales  |Creative examples of some custom scales]]
*[[Scales  |Creative examples of some custom scales]]

Revision as of 15:31, 18 July 2008

Template:Forums Forum ratings allow users to evaluate posts in a forum.

Forum ratings use Scales to standardize the reporting of performance. A forum rating can be included as part of a student's grade. For example, a teacher might use a custom rating scale in a forum and allow students to rate forum posts.

Forum ratings must be allowed and the potential rater must have role permission. Teachers by default have this ability. The teacher role is also able to give permission to a student role in a specific forum to be able to assign a rating to a post. Forum settings and Enabling student ratings has more information.

How to use

When rating is allowed, the qualified user will see "Rate this post" and a pull down menu after an entry (not their own). The menu displays a scale that the forum creator selected in the Forum grade settings. The user can rate more than one post at a time. When finished they should click the "submit my ratings" button at the bottom of the page.


Teacher view of a previously rated student post

Tips and Tricks

  • Not all your students are seeing stars? It is all about their browser settings, language and installed fonts.
    • If this is a problem, stick with the basics in you scale. Perhaps create a scale that uses Numbers and words.

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