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Different Aggregation Methods Decide how Moodle should calculate student grades: Simple Weighted Mean Natural (Sum of Grades)  Manual Grade It...

There are 2 ways that grades can be added to the gradebook: 1. Create manual grade items where grades can be entered directly by the instructor. 2. ...

Extra Credit Items are especially tricky in the Moodle gradebook, because their value can vary greatly depending upon where they are placed, what aggregati...

1. Click on Grades in the Contextual menu at the top of the Course page.   2. Click on the red button in the top left (by default - Grader repo...

1. Click on Grades in the Contextual menu at the top of the Course page.   2. Grader Report will be the default setting.   There are thr...

Instructors can set up the gradebook to drop a specified number of the lowest grades  or keep the highest grades from the category total. The steps are outl...

You can view a page that shows the grades for a single student, simulating what that student would see in their own grade report. This feature is especiall...

The Natural aggregation method will report a sum of all grades in the grade book.  One way to control the weighting of items in the grade book is to ma...

The Simple Weighted Mean aggregation will take an average of all grade items using their maximum number of points to weigh each item accordingly. On...

If you want to remove EduTool activities (e.g., Zoom, VoiceThread, ProctorU, and Examity) from your Moodle gradebook, follow the steps outlined below. ...