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Assignment Editor Step 4: Review & Save This tab displays a summary of the assignment being created. In the Review & Save tab of the Assignment Editor, you can review assignment summary information, including: • Assignment Type • Questions Selected • Scheduled Availability • Rules and policies you established Previewing Questions To preview a question, click the related link. Editing Options • If you want to make a change, clicking the link for each category returns you to the appropriate Assignment Editor tab. • If your assignment is ready to save, click Finish to return to the Assignment Editor Main Menu, where you will view your list of assignments, with the new assignment displayed in the list. Your edits are immediately saved to your class records. NOTE: None of your work creating an assignment is saved until you click the Save button on the Review & Save tab. 2006, 2007 © 14
The Gradebook Changing Grades and Adding Comments Changing Grades on Questions in an Assignment To change assignment grades: 1. From the Instructor Main Menu, select Gradebook. 2. Click the Student Statistics tab. 3. Select the assignment for which you want to change grades. 4. Click Get Report. 5. From the resulting report, click the name of the student that requires grade changes. 6. A new window is displayed that contains the student's information. 7. Under Past Assignments, click the radio button beside the assignment that requires changes. Click See Details. 8. Locate the grade to be changed. In the corresponding Change grade text box, enter the new grade. 9. Click Change. 10. You return to the student's record. You might want to change a student’s grade for several reasons: • The system does not automatically grade essay questions, so you must enter a grade for any essay questions included in your assignment. • You might choose to raise a student’s grade based on effort, improvement, or other subjective measure. • You might choose to apply a curve, based on the performance of the entire class. As you change grades, keep in mind the total and passing scores you have set for the assignment. Adding Comments to Graded Assignment Reports To add comments to graded assignment questions: 1. From the Instructor Main Menu, select Gradebook. 2. Click the Student Statistics tab. 3. Select the assignment for which you want to add comments. 4. Click Get Report. 5. From the resulting report, click the name of the student that requires comments. 6. A new window is displayed that contains the student's information. 7. Under Past Assignments, click the radio button beside the assignment that requires comments. Click See Details. 8. Locate the question for which a comment is required. In the corresponding Comments text box, enter the comment text. 9. Click Change. 10. You return to the student's record. Students will see these comments when they review their performance on the test. You can add personalized comments to help individual students understand their scores and master the material. Note: The comments you enter in this way are sent to individual students, and not provided as a part of question feedback. To enter question-level feedback (even response-specific feedback for multiple choice items), you must use the Question Bank Editor. 15
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