Gradebook
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2. You should see your courses. Reorder your courses in an order that makes sense. 3.(Optional) Link your common preps together so that your only have to load onto one materials page instead of each individual course. 4. Choose one course then click gradebook -- gradebook setup in the left tab. 5. Add your categories and assign a weight to each. 6. Make sure you click on each category after adding them and choose calculated by "Total Pts" and if need be change options within each category (drop lowest, etc.). 7. Finish grade setup (rounding) and save changes. 8. If your courses aren't linked copy settings in the right corner. You can copy categories, grading scales and rubrics to your other classes. Push copy at the bottom. 9. Go into eschoolplus. Click configuration. Choose the eschoolsplus building categories that will correspond to your schoology categories. Click "+ include category." Click the schoology course category that will correspond. Put in the correct weight. Keep in mind, the weights should equal 1. 10. Save configuration. You must repeat this process for every course. |
Reordering Courses from Larson on Vimeo. Linking Courses from Larson on Vimeo. Gradebook Set-Up Weighting from Larson on Vimeo. Mapping Categories With Weights from Larson on Vimeo. |
Gradebook Categories
This video discusses the set-up of categories within your grade book function, such as homework, assignments, projects, discussions, etc... This is crucial to set-up as an instructor, so that you have these options to select when setting up an assignment, test, quiz, discussion, or any item(s) that you plan to assign a grade.
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Schoology Grade Book Categories from Larson on Vimeo. |
Grading Scales & Rubrics from Larson on Vimeo. |
Grading Scale & RubricsThis video discusses the set-up features to creating your own grading scale and rubrics. How to use these scales and rubrics when assigning to an assignment or item you plan to grade.
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Copy Gradebook Settings to other coursesThis video discusses the ability to copy grade book settings from one course to all your courses. This will enable you to set up your grade book categories, marking periods, grading scales, and rubrics once and push so exact settings to all your other courses, saving you time and energy while establishing consistency.
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GradeBook FeaturesThis video discusses the gradebook features available once you have started to populate grades within a course. Features include different view options, adding an assignment, test/quiz, a discussion or new grade column and how to print reports, or export grades to a cvs. file.
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