Supose you have six quizzes(quiz1, ..quiz6)
that each of them is 100 points. You grouped them into three groups such as
group1(including quiz1 and quiz2) weights 20%,
group2(including quiz3 and quiz4) weights 20%, and
group3(including quiz5 and quiz6) weights 60%.
Jone Smith earned 90 points from quiz1, 80 from quiz2,
70 from quiz3, 80 from quiz4,
90 from quiz5, 100 from quiz6.
The group calculation method will yield:
Total = sum[ sum(earned points in group) / sum(each points in group) * group weight)]
/ sum(group weight) * 100
= [(90 + 80) /(100 + 100) * 20 +
(70 + 80) / (100 + 100) * 20 +
(90 + 100) /(100 + 100) * 60] / (20 + 20 + 60 ) * 100
= [ 17 + 15 + 57] / (20 + 20 + 60) * 100
= 89
Grade = B
see grade book below:
Id | Name |
Quiz1 |
Quiz2 |
Quiz3 |
Quiz4 |
Quiz5 |
Quiz6 |
Total |
Grade |
11111 | Jone Smith |
90/100 | 80/100 |
70/100 | 80/100 |
90/100 | 100/100 |
89 | B |
11112 | Will Davis |
90/100 | 95/100 |
90/100 | 80/100 |
90/100 | 95/100 |
91 | A |
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Before adding new items you should first configure your grade book by using 'Grade configure'.
Item is your assignment or quiz such as 'Quiz1' or 'Assignment1'.
You'll assign points to your assignment or quiz.
Extra credit means this assignment or quiz will not be counted in the grade calculation.
If you select weight method as your grade calculation you must assign weight for the quiz or assignment.
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Dropped
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Dropped means this student is granted to skew from this quiz or assignment
for some reason such as getting sick, registering class late, and so on.
The grade calculation will exclude this quiz or assignment just for this student.
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