In Oncourse Evaluations, how do I add an evaluation?
As an evaluator, you can use the Evaluations tool to access, review, and evaluate the appropriate matrix cells and wizard pages submitted by participants. You can also add an evaluation from within the Matrices or Wizards tools; see Adding an evaluation in the Matrices tool or Adding an evaluation in the Wizards tool.
Note: To complete these procedures, you must be assigned a role having the necessary permissions. To determine your role, follow the directions in Participant roles. To view a list of permissions associated with a given role, see Permissions, roles, and tools. For a basic understanding of roles and permissions, see Permissions and roles: Overview.
Evaluating an entire cell
- Log into Oncourse at: https://oncourse.iu.edu/
- Click the site you wish to enter. If you don't see the correct
site listed, click
- more -.
- From the menubar, choose
Evaluations. A list of matrix cells and wizard pages pending evaluation will appear. If there are more than ten pending items, the items will be grouped into ten per page. Use theNext,Previous,First, andLastbuttons to navigate among the pages.To filter the list by group, choose the group you wish to view in the
Viewdrop-down menu, and then clickFilter.The title of each item, submission date, name of the site in which the item resides, and type (matrix cell or wizard page) will be given. The name of the owner of each submission may or may not be visible, depending on the permissions settings for the Evaluations tool.
- Click the title of the item you wish to evaluate. The cell or page
will open.
- Read any instructions, and review all of the forms, artifacts, and
attachments that have been submitted.
- In the "Evaluations" area, click
Add.
- Complete the evaluation form. You may be asked to fill in required
fields, submit a grade or ranking, or add a comment.
- When you are finished filling in the evaluation form, click
Save Changes. To exit without saving your evaluation, clickCancel.
- After saving your changes, you will be prompted to choose one
of the following workflow options:
- Set Status to "Complete": Choose this option if no further work is required and the evaluation process is complete. The "Items", "Reflections", and "Evaluations" areas of the cell will be locked.
- No Changes to Status: Choose this option if you or other evaluators will be adding further evaluations to the cell.
- Reset Status to "Ready": Choose this option to unlock the "Items" and "Reflections" areas of the cell, so the student can resubmit (e.g., if the student submitted the cell by mistake).
- Set Status to "Returned": Choose this option to unlock the "Items" and "Reflections" areas of the cell, so the student can revise, delete, or add attachments, forms, and reflections. This option is functionally the same as resetting the cell to "Ready", but uses different color-coding to show the student that the cell has been reviewed and needs further work.
- You will be returned to the cell or page with which you were
working. Click
Back to Evaluationsto return to the Evaluations tool. After an item is evaluated, it is removed from the list of pending evaluations.
Evaluating individual artifacts
- Open the Evaluations tool in the site you wish to enter. Then,
locate and open the item you wish to evaluate. See steps 1 through 4
in Evaluating an entire cell above for detailed
instructions.
- Locate the item you wish to evaluate in the "Items" area of the
cell. Click
Add Evaluationto the right of the item name.Note: The
Add Evaluationlink only appears in cells where item-level evaluation has been enabled. - Complete the evaluation form. You may be asked to fill in required
fields, submit a grade or rating, and add a comment.
- When you are finished filling in the evaluation form, click
Save Changes. To exit without saving your evaluation, clickCancel.
- You will be returned to the cell or page with which you were
working. Click
Back to Evaluationsto return to the Evaluations tool. After an item is evaluated, it is removed from the list of pending evaluations.
Last modified on May 16, 2013.







