Moodle has built-in calculations (aggregations) to compute the score for the entire course (and subtotals if you need them). The simplest way to calculate grades is to let Moodle handle calculations. If you want to use categories to organize items, create subtotals, or drop the lowest grade from a category, see Grade Category Options in the Moodle Gradebook.To add extra grade items, categories, and to organize the items in your gradebook, see Create & Organize Items & Categories in the Moodle Gradebook.In both of these cases, it is fine to build your gradebook as you go, but when it is time to calculate final grades, the organization of these items is essential to making sure you get the correct results. Moodle also lets you manually add columns to your gradebook to record extra grade items (e.g., if you administer an offline midterm exam).
When you add activities (e.g., Assignments or Quizzes) to a Moodle course, corresponding grade items (columns) are added to the course gradebook. For an overview of how to input and record student grades, see Record Grades in Moodle.įor further assistance with grading, contact the Instructional Media lab at Set Up Your Gradebook Create and Arrange Grade Items and Categories This page outlines the major functions involved in configuring the gradebook and provides links to step-by-step instructions. You may configure your gradebook before the start of the semester or build it as you teach. The gradebook provides several different options for how to calculate and display grades.
Moodle's gradebook is a powerful tool for sharing grades and feedback with students and calculating final grades.
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