You may have created an exam in one course section and would like to copy and move that exam over to another section. These are the steps you will need to follow.
(more…)You may have created an exam in one course section and would like to copy and move that exam over to another section. These are the steps you will need to follow.
(more…)1. Navigate to the assignment you are grading.
Click “View all submissions.”
2. Instead of going to each student and grading in the browser window, we will download all the submissions so we can make comments and provide feedback directly in their submission.
Click “Download all submissions.”
3. The submissions are downloaded in a Zip file; each is labelled with the student’s name in their document title.
Open the document and make comments where you have concerns with the submission. Type your comments in a different colour or easily distinguishable font from the submission fonts
.4. You can now provide a grade and upload the feedback file you just created.
Click “Grade” to perform these tasks.
5. Provide a numerical grade for the student. In this case the grade is out of 25.
6. Type general feedback in the “Feedback comments” field.
7. Now you can upload the file you commented in back to the student.
8. Click “Upload a file” and choose the file you created as the “Feedback file.”
9. Give your document a name in the “Save as” field.
Once done, click “Upload this file.”
10. Once you have input all the comments and grades, click “Save changes.”
11. Click “View all submissions”
12. You can see that “Student 11” received feedback comments, a numerical grade, and the attached uploaded feedback file.
If you have a course previously taught in Moodle it is very easy to get your content moved over into a future/current semester. You are not required to create your online course component from scratch every semester, we can move your pervious course over to edit and revise as needed.
You will notice that when you login to the Moodle dashboard that you have access to the last semester from the drop down list available in the dashboard.
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If you are an instructor and want to use the Testing Centre to have your students write an exam, here is some information that you should know about how the Testing Centre operates as well as the information you will need to provide to us in the Teaching Centre so we can book your exam properly.
This tutorial will show you how to release your exam marks to students. (this can also include any feedback given to students on the exam)
You can submit your final grades directly from Moodle to the Bridge (Registrar’s Office). This is very convenient if you have a large class size.
In order to submit final grades, the instructor of record must be logged into the course.
Moodle currently does not have an internal email function associated with your course.
To send an email to your entire class, you will have to use your University of Lethbridge email account.
How To Grade Assignments and Provide Feedback with inLine Comments
1. In your course, click on the assignment for which grading is required.
2. You can click “View all submissions ” to choose a specific student to grade.
3. Choose the student whom you wish to grade. Click “Grade”
4. You can see how many words were submitted and can click on the “+” icon to “View full”
5. In the “Feedback comments” area, the text submitted by the student is pulled into the “Feedback comments” field so that you can provide feedback inline.
6. Once you are done providing grades and comments for this submission, click “Save and Show Next” to go to the next student submission.