Gradebook
Articles for the Gradebook module
By Sarah and 3 others4 authors18 articles
- Gradebook OverviewLearn the basics of both the Assessments and Standards views of the gradebook.
- Navigate the Assessments View of the GradebookView all of your assigned assessments in one place, set statuses, add comments, and grade points-based assessments directly.
- Navigate the Standards View of the GradebookAnalyze standard performance over time for your class or for individual students.
- View an Individual Student's GradebookTake a deeper look into an individual student's gradebook.
- Gradebook FAQ and TroubleshootingThis article includes common questions and solutions for both the assessments and standards views of the gradebook.
- Add Grades and Assessments for New StudentsLearn how to assign previously created assessments to a student who has joined your class mid-term.
- Delete or Clear Assessment GradesRemove a score that was entered in error or graded too early, directly from the assessments view of your gradebook.
- Enter or Edit Assessment Grades in the Assessments ViewEnter grades for any points-based assessment directly in the assessments view of the gradebook.
- Weighting GradesApply different weights or percentages to each of your assessment categories.
- Understand Assessment Completion StatusesStudent's assessments will have one of four completion statuses: not started, in progress, turned in, and graded.
- Comment on Assessments in the Assessments ViewLeave feedback on completed assessments directly from the assessments view of the gradebook.
- Grade Multiple Students in the GradebookAssign the same grade, status, or comment to multiple students at once in the Assessments View.
- Exclude Assessments from the Final Grade CalculationAssessments can be removed from the overall total points of the gradebook.
- Use Filters in the Standards ViewSlice your standards gradebook data by grading period, grading scale, mastery setting, standard, or assessment to see exactly the performance you want.
- Standards Gradebook OverrideManually adjust a student's mastery level when the Otus calculated score doesn't fully reflect their performance.
- Definitions of Mastery SettingsThe definition of Highest, Mean, Mode, Decaying Average, and Most Recent settings for standards reporting.
- Understand the Order of Performance History on StandardsLearn how Otus determines the chronological order of student attempts in the Standards Gradebook.