Moodle has a default letter grade scale which may or may not reflect the scale of your course letter grades.
You can very easily change the scale to reflect your course.
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Grading
You may wish to define a rubric when grading assignments in Moodle.
You may have items in your Gradebook that you no longer need. There are a number of ways to remove them.
Moodle's default is to display the Course Total as a numeric grade based on a percentage. You may wish to display this as a letter grade or both.
If you wish, you can export your grades or your student list from Moodle into an Excel Spreadsheet.
When you set up an Assignment Drop Box in Moodle you are able to upload a file back to students with feedback for grading purposes.
You can manually enter grades into Moodle's Gradebook using Grade Items.
Glossaries are a great way to get students to engage in material that usually takes the form of memorize and recall. As an instructor you can grade student entries in the glossary. This tutorial will walk you through that process.
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 now allows the use of rubrics in the Forum tool. In this tutorial, we will show you how to set up your rubrics and grade the forum with them.
Moodle's Workshop Activity is a powerful peer assessment tool. This tutorial will walk you through the process of setting it up.