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Grade_item contains optional rules for adjusting the raw grade before it is cached into a final grade. These rules are processed BEFORE the calculation discussed above | Grade_item contains optional rules for adjusting the raw grade before it is cached into a final grade. These rules are processed BEFORE the calculation discussed above. Scale is never changed. Multfactor and plusfactor may be used to alter raw grades coming from activities, but it is recommended to use formulas instead. | ||
== Displaying the grades to ordinary participants == | == Displaying the grades to ordinary participants == |
Revision as of 15:55, 5 January 2008
There is an ongoing discussion about this spec here
Executive Summary
The gradebook mechanisms must be rebuilt to:
- Improve performance and scalability - All grades from throughout the system will be pushed to a central system of tables. This means reports based on grades can be generated much faster, and the gradebook has ultimate control over the content.
- Improve flexibility - All aspects of the new gradebook will use simple plugin structures, namely: exports, imports and displays/reports. It is expected that the community will be very active in producing special-purpose reports analysing the basic grade data in new ways, for example, or writing plugins to transfer grades to student information systems.
- Allow rubrics for outcomes (aka standards,competencies,goals) - As well as numerical grades, each grading item can consist of a number of scores made on a rubric against a standard outcome statement. These can be automatically converted to a numerical grade if desired or just shown as is.
- Allow arbitrary columns and derived columns - Arbitrary columns of data can be added (either manually or via import). Columns can also be automatically filled based on formulas.
- Implement limited public API - Activities may use this API to send grades/outcomes to gradebook and find out the final grades.
Glossary
Here are some terms used in the gradebook, both in the development and the user interface. Using these terms in discussions about the gradebook will help to reduce confusion.
Term | Definition |
Activity | An instance of an activity module (e.g. a single quiz, assignment etc...) |
Calculation | A formula used to calculate grades, based (optionally) on other grade items. Not the same as Calculated question types. |
Category | A set of Grade Items. A Category also has its own aggregated Grade which is calculated from its Grade Items. There is no limit to the level of nesting of Categories (a Category may belong to another Category). However, each Grade Item may belong to only one Category. |
Course completion | The concept of meeting certain criteria for completing a course. In the context of the gradebook, this means a set of grades that must be reached, or a number of outcomes/competencies to complete/master. |
Grade | A Grade is a single assessment. It may be a number or an item on a scale (possibly tied to an Outcome). Raw grade value is the numerical or scale grade from activity. Final grade is the grade reported in gradebook. |
Gradebook | A central location in Moodle where students' Grades are stored and displayed. Teachers can keep track of their students' progress and organise which set of Grades their students will be able to see. Students see their own Grades. |
Grade Item | A "column" of Grades. It can be created from a specific Activity or other module, calculated from other Grade Items, or entered manually. |
Grade Locks | See linked section of this page |
History | The gradebook has its own type of log, which keeps a History of all changes made to grades. |
Outcome | Outcomes are specific descriptions of what a person is expected to be able to do or understand at the completion of an activity or course. An activity might have more than one outcome, and each may have a grade against it (usually on a scale). Other terms for Outcomes are Competencies and Goals. See some Examples. |
Scale | A scale is a set of responses from which the teacher can choose one. eg Very cool, Cool, Fairly cool, Not very cool, Not cool |
Letter Grades | Special representation of grade values similar to scales. Letters are configured in course contexts or above and are defined by lower boundary. eg A (above 90 %), B (above 80 %), C (above 70 %), D (above 50 %), F (above 0 %) |
Database structures
grade_items
This table keeps information about gradeable items (ie columns). If an activity (eg an assignment or quiz) has multiple grade_items associated with it (eg several outcomes and numerical grade), then there will be a corresponding multiple number of rows in this table.
idnumber is a tag unique inside a course identifying the grade item, useful for identifying data in exports and for referring to the grade item in calculations. It is the same as the idnumber in course_modules.
Field | Type | Default | Info |
id | int(10) | autoincrementing | |
courseid | int(10) | The course this item is part of | |
categoryid | int(10) | the category group this item belongs to | |
itemname | varchar(255) | The name of this item (pushed in by the module or entered by user) | |
itemtype | varchar(30) | 'mod', 'blocks', 'manual', 'course', 'category' etc | |
itemmodule | varchar(30) | 'forum', 'quiz', 'csv', etc | |
iteminstance | int(10) | id of the item module | |
itemnumber | int(10) | Can be used to distinguish multiple grades for an activity | |
iteminfo | text | Info and notes about this item XXX | |
idnumber | varchar(255) | Arbitrary idnumber provided by the module responsible (optional and course unique) | |
calculation | text | Spreadsheet-type formula used to process the raw grades into final grades | |
gradetype | int(4) | 0 = none, 1 = value, 2 = scale, 3 = text | |
grademax | float(10,5) | What is the maximum allowable grade? | |
grademin | float(10,5) | What is the minimum allowable grade? | |
scaleid | int(10) | If this grade is based on a scale, which one is it? | |
outcomeid | int(10) | If this is outcome item, which outcome is it? | |
gradepass | float(10,5) | What grade is needed to pass? grademin <= gradepass <= grademax | |
multfactor | float(10,5) | Multiply all raw grades from activities by this | |
plusfactor | float(10,5) | Add this to all raw grades from activities by this | |
aggregationcoef | float(10,5) | Weight applied to all grades in this grade item during aggregation with other grade items. | |
sortorder | int(10) | Sorting order of the columns (pre-order walk of the grading tree) | |
display | int(10) | Display as real grades, percentages (in reference to the minimum and maximum grades) or letters (A, B, C etc..), or course default (0) | |
hidden | int(10) | 1 is hidden, 1 is hide always, > 1 is a date to hide until (prevents viewing of all user grades) | |
locked | int(10) | 0 is not locked, > 0 is a date when was item locked (no final grade or grade_item updates possible) | |
locktime | int(10) | 0 no auto locking, > 0 is a date to lock grade item and final grades after automatically | |
deleted | int(10) | 1 means the associated module instance has been deleted | |
needsupdate | int(10) | If this flag is set, then the whole column will be recalculated. If set in course item, some other item needs recalculation. Calculated and category items are recalculated together with any other items. | |
timecreated | int(10) | The first time this grade_item was created | |
timemodified | int(10) | The last time this grade_item was modified |
grade_categories
This table keeps information about categories, used for grouping items. An associated grade_item will be maintained for each category to store the aggregate data.
Field | Type | Default | Info |
id | int(10) | autoincrementing | |
courseid | int(10) | The course this grade category is part of | |
parent | int(10) | Parent grade_category (hierarchical) | |
depth | int(10) | How deep is this category from the highest level (1,2,3) | |
path | varchar(255) | Shows the path as /1/2/3/ | |
fullname | varchar(255) | The name of this grade category | |
aggregation | int(10) | A constant pointing to one of the predefined aggregation strategies (none, mean,median,sum, etc) | |
keephigh | int(10) | Keep only the X highest items | |
droplow | int(10) | Drop the X lowest items | |
aggregateonlygraded | int(1) | Aggregate only existing grades | |
aggregateoutcomes | int(1) | Aggregate otcomes together with normal items | |
aggregatesubcats | int(1) | Aggregate only items placed directly in category or all items in subcategories excluding the subcategory totals | |
timecreated | int(10) | The first time this grade_category was created | |
timemodified | int(10) | The last time this grade_category was modified |
grade_grades
This table keeps individual grades for each user and each item. The raw grade is exactly as imported or submitted by modules. The rawgrademax/min and rawscaleid are stored here to record the values at the time the grade was stored, because teachers might change this for an activity! All the results are normalised/resampled/calculated for the finalgrade, which is relative to the max/min/scaleid values stored in the grade_item. The finalgrade field is effectively a cache and values are rebuilt whenever raw values or the grade_item changes.
Note that the finalgrade for a scale-based item may be non-integer! It needs to be rounded on display.
Field | Type | Default | Info |
id | int(10) | autoincrementing | |
itemid | int(10) | The item this grade belongs to | |
userid | int(10) | The user who this grade is for | |
rawgrade | float(11,10) | The raw grade that came into the system | |
rawgrademax | float(11,10) | The maximum allowable grade when this was created | |
rawgrademin | float(11,10) | The minimum allowable grade when this was created | |
rawscaleid | int(10) | If this grade is based on a scale, which one was it? | |
usermodified | int(10) | the userid of the person who last modified the raw grade value | |
finalgrade | float(11,10) | The final grade (cached) after all calculations are made | |
hidden | int(10) | 0 is not hidden, 1 is hide always, > 1 is a date to hide until | |
locked | int(10) | 0 is not locked, > 0 when was the grade locked | |
locktime | int(10) | 0 is never, > 0 is a date to lock the final grade after automatically | |
exported | int(10) | 0 is not exported, > 0 is the last exported date | |
excluded | int(10) | grade excluded from aggregation, > 0 is the last exported date | |
overridden | int(10) | 0 is not overridden, > 0 is the last overridden date | |
feedback | text | Manual feedback from the teacher. Could be a code like 'mi'. | |
feedbackformat | int(10) | Text format for feedback | |
information | text | not sued yet (Further information like forum rating distribution 4/5/7/0/1 ?) | |
informationformat | int(10) | Text format for information | |
timecreated | int(10) | the time this grade was first created | |
timemodified | int(10) | the time this grade was last modified |
grade_outcomes
This table describes the outcomes used in the system. An outcome is a statement tied to a rubric scale from low to high, such as “Not met, Borderline, Met” (stored as 0,1 or 2). For more info about these see Development:Outcomes.
Field | Type | Default | Info |
id | int(10) | autoincrementing | |
courseid | int(10) | Mostly these are defined site wide ie NULL | |
shortname | varchar(255) | The short name or code for this outcome statement | |
fullname | text | The full description of the outcome (usually 1 sentence) | |
scaleid | int(10) | The recommended scale for this outcome. | |
description | text | The full description of the outcome (usually 1 sentence) | |
timecreated | int(10) | the time this outcome was first created | |
timemodified | int(10) | the time this outcome was last updated | |
usermodified | int(10) | the userid of the person who last modified this outcome |
grade_outcomes_courses
An intersection table used to make standard outcomes available to courses.
Field | Type | Default | Info |
id | int(10) | autoincrementing | |
courseid | int(10) | The id of the course being assigned the outcome | |
outcomeid | int(10) | The id of the outcome being assigned to the course |
grade_import_newitem
Field | Type | Default | Info |
id | int(10) | autoincrementing | |
itemname | varchar(255) | *TODO* Document | |
importcode | int(12) | *TODO* Document |
grade_import_values
Field | Type | Default | Info |
id | int(10) | autoincrementing | |
itemid | int(10) | NULL | *TODO* Document |
newgradeitem | int(10) | NULL | *TODO* Document |
userid | int(10) | *TODO* Document | |
finalgrade | float(10,5) | NULL | *TODO* Document |
feedback | text | NULL | *TODO* Document |
importcode | int(12) | *TODO* Document |
History tables
These table keep track of changes to most of the grade tables. Using these it should be possible to reconstruct the grades at any point in time in the past, or to audit grade changes over time. It should be quicker to use these tables for that, rather than storing this information in the main Moodle log. The following tables are set up for that purpose:
- grade_categories_history
- grade_grades_history
- grade_items_history
- grade_outcomes_history
Each of them has exactly the same DB structure as their matching table (e.g. grade_categories), with 3 extra fields:
Field | Type | Default | Info |
action | int(10) | 0 | The action that lead to the change being recorded (insert, update, delete) |
oldid | int(10) | The id of the record being changed or inserted (PK of the main table, not the history table) | |
source | varchar(255) | NULL | The URL from which the action originated |
grade_letters
Field | Type | Default | Info |
id | int(10) | autoincrementing | |
contextid | int(10) | What contextid does this letter apply to (from levels CONTEXT_SYSTEM, CONTEXT_COURSECAT or CONTEXT_COURSE) | |
lowerboundary | float(10,5) | The lower boundary of the letter. Its upper boundary is the lower boundary of the next highest letter, unless there is none above, in which case it's grademax for that grade_item. | |
letter | varchar(255) | The display value of the letter. Can be any character or string of characters (OK, A, 10% etc..) |
Overview of module communication
Modules usually store raw grades internally and pass them into gradebook every time they change. Gradebook may also request activities to resend the grades.
The gradebook is designed to be as separate as possible from the code of activities - modules do not read grade tables or use internal gradebook API.
Originally it was planned to use new events API, but in the end it was decided to use minimal API consisting of several function in lib/gradelib.php and each mod/xxx/lib.php
Backward compatibility with Moodle 1.8 and earlier
Function grade_grab_legacy_grades($courseid) may be used to request transfer of grades from legacy or 3rd party activities which were not yet converted to new grade API. This function is not called automatically.
Modules are responsible to push existing grades into gradebook during upgrade.
Public gradebook API
Modules may use only functions from lib/gradelib.php which are marked as public. This API may be extended in later 1.9.x release. Activities should access/update only own grades.
grade_get_grades()
grade_get_grades($courseid, $itemtype, $itemmodule, $iteminstance, $userid_or_ids=0)
Returns grading information for given activity - optionally with users grades. Manual, course or category items can not be queried.
grade_get_outcomes()
grade_get_outcomes($courseid, $itemtype, $itemmodule, $iteminstance,$userid=0)
Returns list of outcomes used in course together with current outcomes for this user.
grade_is_locked()
eg grade_is_locked($courseid, $itemtype, $itemmodule, $iteminstance, $itemnumber, $userid=NULL)
This function will tell a module whether a grade (or grade_item if $userid is not given) is currently locked or not. If it's locked to the current user then the module can print a nice message or prevent editing in the module. If no $userid is given, the method will always return the grade_item's locked state. If a $userid is given, the method will first check the grade_item's locked state (the column). If it is locked, the method will return true no matter the locked state of the specific grade being checked. If unlocked, it will return the locked state of the specific grade. (info)
grade_update()
grade_update($source, $courseid, $itemtype, $itemmodule, $iteminstance, $itemnumber, $grades=NULL, $itemdetails=NULL)
Submit new or update grade; update/create grade_item definition. Grade must have userid specified, rawgrade and feedback with format are optional. rawgrade NULL means 'Not graded', missing property or key means do not change existing. Only following grade item properties can be changed 'itemname', 'idnumber', 'gradetype', 'grademax', 'grademin', 'scaleid', 'multfactor', 'plusfactor', 'deleted'.
grade_update_outcomes()
grade_update_outcomes($source, $courseid, $itemtype, $itemmodule, $iteminstance, $userid, $data)
Updates outcomes of a given user. Manual outcomes cannot be updated.
Private gradebook API
Private API is used by gradebook plugins and core Moodle code, it may change in 2.0. Most of the interesting classes and functions are in lib/gradelib.php, grade/lib.php and grade/report/lib.php.
grade_regrade_final_grades()
grade_regrade_final_grades($courseid=NULL, $userid=NULL, $updated_item=NULL)
Updates all grade_grades->finalgrade records for each grade_item matching the given attributes. The search is further restricted, so that only grade_items that have needs_update == true or that use calculation are retrieved and used for the update. The function returns the number of grade_items updated (NOT the same as the number of grades_grades updated!).
grade_verify_idnumber()
grade_verify_idnumber($idnumber, $grade_item = null, $cm = null, $gradeitem)
Verify new value of idnumber - checks for uniqueness of new idnubmers, existing are kept intact.
remove_course_grades()
remove_course_grades($courseid, $showfeedback)
Remove all grade related course data - history is kept
TODO: add description of the other methods and classes
Dealing with multiple grades
Modules usually produce only one grade item per activity. Optionally one or more outcomes may be attached to activities.
Some activities may need to aggregate multiple ratings or attempts before sending them into the gradebook. Activities can not send variable number of items.
If the gradebook receives multiple grade items from a module, then they are automatically grouped together in a unique grade category (with the same name as the module instance). See Development:Outcomes for more details.
TODO: this may still be changed
Calculated grade items
Categories or manual items maybe calculated using spreadsheet-like formulas. Formulas may reference other items from the same course only using Id numbers in double square brackets.
eg: = MEAN([ [quiz121]], [ [quizend]]) + [ [assignmentAXC]] + 20.0
TODO: fix [ escaping
Regarding / updating of final grades
TODO: describe needsupdate flag and incremental updates
Adjustment of raw grades
Grade_item contains optional rules for adjusting the raw grade before it is cached into a final grade. These rules are processed BEFORE the calculation discussed above. Scale is never changed. Multfactor and plusfactor may be used to alter raw grades coming from activities, but it is recommended to use formulas instead.
Displaying the grades to ordinary participants
The module takes responsibility for displaying grades within the module (to a student, say). Normally they would use internal tables to do so. However, there is a grade_get_grades() function available for modules to query the core gradebook for grades (if required).
For full display of grades in a whole course say, the student uses the same link as teachers use to access the gradebook. However, due to their different permissions they will only have access to specific reports. By default this is the “singleuser” report which only shows their own grades and has very few configuration options.
Locked grades
Both whole columns and individual grades can be locked in the gradebook, via the "locked" field. Teachers may want to do this to prevent further changes from the modules, or from other teachers. When a grade is locked, any grading events that might affect that grade are ignored. When the graded is unlocked, an "unlock" event is triggered, which allows a module to handle it by sending the latest new grades back.
In the main GUIs the lock toggling will be achieved by clicking on a little padlock icon beside each entry or column.
Manually modified grades
Grades can be manually modified (overriden) in the gradebook. When this is done to grade_items derived from a module's grades, and the new value is different from the original one, then the field will automatically be given a locked status (it can of course be unlocked immediately if one wishes). This is to prevent new grading events from changing the manually entered values unexpectedly.
Clean up after old activities
By default columns (grade items) will remain in the gradebook even when activities are deleted. A manual 'clean-up' button can delete old columns if required.
When you click the 'Clean up' button, it shows you a list of columns that should be deleted, with a checkbox next to each one (on by default, but you can turn it off if you want to keep that column still) and then another button click to really delete the marked columns.
Otherwise there will be a site option to do this automatically whenever activities are deleted.
Logging
As well as datestamps and userids in the tables, all grading events will be logged in case an audit needs to be made.
Security Issues
For security an option to force SSL for the gradebook might be good.
Overall grade
Having an overall grade handy allows us to know exactly when a course is "finished". Exactly how do we specify the "overall" grade? It's a special case, and might not always be just the sum.
The best solution is probably to have a special calculated column (grade_item) for every course that can not be deleted. It's made special because the itemtype is 'total' (one per course). The calculation formula should be updated automatically whenever grade_items are changed in that course to be the "sum" of all the grade_items in the course.
However, if the calculation is edited manually then we should lock the calculation formula. We could do this by setting the iteminfo field to something. Clearing the calculation to an empty string could force it back to an automatic calculation formula.
Report plugins
All the main interface of the gradebook will be implemented as report plugins. Each plugin is fully responsible for defining the interface between the header and footer. They can even define their own capabilities and extra tables if the core tables are not enough, as they'll have a full /grade/report/xxxx/db directory.
Each report will need to define one capability to allow people to see that report, so that admins have control over who can see what reports. For example, the participant interface can be a totally separate report plugin.
This allows for the widest flexibility and safety in how grades are presented.
Default teacher interface
This interface will be what teachers see by default, and will subsume everything the current interface (in Moodle 1.8) does.
Some snippets of functionality: Template:Moodle 1.9 Overall it's a grid, with participant names down one side and grade items along the top.
Columns will be able to be collapsed together by grouping them into categories. Grades for categories can be calculated via various means.
“Eye-cons” on the columns and checkboxes by every grade (this bit possibly controlled with a switch) allow hiding by category, by column, by individual grade.
Textual notes can be added to each grade for more info. These show up to participants as well.
A groups menu allows the teacher to switch between showing EACH of the groups they have access to, or ALL the groups they have access to.
All grade items will link to modulepath/grade.php?id=44 which will work out what the current person should be allowed to see and either redirect them to the correct page or just show them immediately. This copes with situations like the quiz, say, where we want editing teachers to go to the detailed reports there while participants just see their own grade or whatever the quiz is set to show.
User preference to SWITCH between showing raw grades, percentage grades, or both, or grade letters (A/B/C etc).
Settings for grade letters not only define the transformation from percentage to grades, but also the transformation from letters to grades (in case the teacher edits some of the letter grades).
Categories are shown above the headings for each column. Clicking for more info on a category will just show the category with a summary column showing total/average for just that category (PLUS the summary column for the whole course).
All columns should be sortable up/down.
At the bottom of each column is a row with the mean course score. If in groups mode, then add ANOTHER row with just the group mean. Add the number of grades used in brackets. eg 56% (11). When the report is paged, these means are still for the whole course/group (not the page!)
Teachers can type “straight into” the grid using AJAX or fallback to forms. No popup menus for values.
Later on we can support customisable shorthand codes to make data entry quick (eg type 'ab' for absent, or 'nge' for not good enough).
See the test site for a live demo of this report.
Default participant interface
This interface will be what participants see by default:
Some snippets of functionality:
- Invert the grid to show one item per row, with the total/average at the bottom.
- Use second/third columns to show categories.
- Include ranking score in another column.
- Show feedback
- Show percentage
- No editing functionality.
See the test site for a live demo of this report.
Outcomes report
This simple informational report displays all the outcomes used by the course, with the following information:
- Outcome name
- Overall average: If the outcome is used by more than one activity, this shows you the mean across all these activities in the current course
- Site-wide: Yes or No: A site-wide outcome is automatically made available to all courses.
- Activities: A list of links to the activities in the current course that use each outcome. One row per activity (table splits here)
- Average: For each activity using the outcome, the average score is shown.
- Number of grades: For each activity using the outcome, the number of grades is shown (non-graded participants are ignored)
See the test site for a live demo of this report.
Overview report
Another basic report, showing a participant's course averages in each of the courses in which s/he has received grades.
See the test site for a live demo of this report.
Export plugins
The API for these is extremely simple. Each export plugin should occupy a directory under /grade/export/xyz and needs to provide only an index.php file as a the primary interface. This file can accept parameters that produce a subset of the grades:
- courseid
- groupid
- categoryid
- itemid
- userid
The index.php can choose to simply dump something (eg an Excel spreadsheet) and return, or it can show an interface for further options and selections. Ideally even if it dumps something it should also show some feedback about what was exported to make it easier to double check what was sent, but this is up to the plugin to implement.
Further if the plugin contains a lib.php and an xyz_visible() function then the gradebook can check this function to make sure the current user can see/use the plugin (eg by checking access permissions). If this function returns false then the export method won't appear in the main gradebook interfaces.
The export plugins are a "full" Moodle plugin, so it can have tables, cron functions, event handlers, capabilities etc. For example, an export plugin might not even have a GUI (ie xyz_visible() is always false and/or index.php doesn't exist) - it might operate solely off cron or event triggers.
Import plugins
Each import plugin should occupy a directory under /grade/import/xyz and needs to provide only an index.php file as a the primary interface. This file just accepts a 'courseid' parameter.
The index.php will show an interface for further options and selections.
Further if the plugin contains a lib.php and an xyz_visible() function then the gradebook can check this function to make sure the current user can see/use the plugin. If this function returns false then the import method won't appear in the main gradebook interfaces.
The import plugins are a "full" Moodle plugin, so it can have tables, cron functions, event handlers, capabilities etc. For example, an import plugin might not even have a GUI (ie xyz_visible() is always false and/or index.php doesn't exist) - it might operate solely off cron or event triggers.
The entire import must be treated as one operation. If it fails, then no records should be imported and the database is unchanged.
Some sample import plugins are:
Import from CSV
Accepts an upload of (or URL to) a CSV file. Multiple options describe how to process the file, which columns to add etc. These should be sticky, and retained via user preferences to make future imports easier.
Import from XML
Accepts an upload of (or URL to) an XML file with this kind of format (from OU).
<results batch="[someuniqueimportnumber]"> <result> <state>['new' or 'regrade']</state> <assignment>[idnumber]</assignment> <student>[studentid]</student> <score>[score]</score> </result> <result> <state>['new' or 'regrade']</state> <assignment>[idnumber]</assignment> <student>[studentid]</student> <score>[score]</score> </result> [...] </results>
Capabilities and Permissions
- moodle/grade:view - view your own grades
- moodle/grade:viewall - view grades of other users
- moodle/grade:viewhidden - see grades that are marked as hidden for the owner
- moodle/grade:hide - be able to hide/unhide cells, items or categories
- moodle/grade:lock - be able to lock cells, items or categories
- moodle/grade:unlock - be able to unlock cells, items or categories
- moodle/grade:manage - manage grade items and categories in gradebook (create, edit, lock, hide, delete, etc.)
- moodle/grade:import - import grades
- moodle/grade:export - export grades
- moodle/grade:override - edit or override individual grades
- gradereport/grader:view - can view the grader report
- gradeimport/csv:view - can view/use the csv import plugin
- gradeexport/csv:view - can view/use the csv export plugin
- moodle:site/accessallgroups
Interface Demo
The mockup is no longer applicable. Instead you can play with the live demo at the following site:
Gradebook live demo
Please base your future feedback on that interface.
Development Tasks and Tracking
See [https://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-9137 MDL-9137] for the full details.
See also
- Gradebook Development ideas forum discussion
- Using Moodle New gradebook for Moodle forum discussion
- Development:Events
- Development:Gradebook Report Tutorial