Oncourse CL Gradebook: Help contents

Overview

The Gradebook tool allows instructors to enter course assignments and corresponding student scores. Courses can be graded on simple letter grade, letter grade with +/-, or satisfactory/fail scales. More...

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Feature demonstrations

For instructions on using the Gradebook tool, view the following feature demonstrations. Each link will open a new window.

• Viewing scores by group
  
• Change grade type
  
  (with audio)
• View cumulative scores
  
• Add an item to the Gradebook
  
  (with audio)
• Add items in bulk
  
• Edit a Gradebook item
  
• Hide course grade
  
• Remove assignment from calculated grade
  
• Import grades from a spreadsheet
  

Documents

For more specific information about using the Gradebook tool, see:

• Adding, editing, or deleting a Gradebook item
• Making grades available to students
• Displaying final grades to students within Oncourse CL
• Overriding an autocalculated course grade
• Entering or editing grades
• Importing grades from a spreadsheet
• Calculating and exporting course grades from the Gradebook
• Using Gradebook to view and export student grades
• Viewing details for Gradebook items
• Sorting Gradebook tables
• Options for getting a copy of your roster
• Changing the grade entry, type, and scale in Gradebook
• Viewing grades in Gradebook
• Course grade calculations
• Using categories and weighted grades in Gradebook
• How categories and weighting affect grade calculation in points gradebooks
• How categories and weighting affect grade calculation in percentage gradebooks
• Dropping the lowest or highest grade from a category in Gradebook
• Giving extra credit or a grade penalty in Gradebook
• How extra credit or grade penalties affect grade calculation in points gradebooks
• How extra credit or grade penalties affect grade calculation in percentage gradebooks
• Specifying a grader for sections and categories
• Printing from the Gradebook
• Linking to the Gradebook from the Original Test and Survey tool

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