Marking and grading quiz attempts

1. Click on Assessments then Quizzes in the top navigation bar.


2. In the Quiz List click on the title of the quiz to take it into edit mode (you can also use the drop-down arrow and select Edit from the list).




3. You will be taken to the Properties tab, click on the Submission Views tab.


4. Click on the Default View link.




5. Under Show Questions ensure that No is selected.


6. Under Grade ensure that there is no tick in the Show attempt score and overall attempt score box


7. Click Save.




8. You will then be returned to the main Quiz Edit area.


9. Click Save and Close.

1. Click on Assessments then Grades in the top navigation bar.


2. A closed eye icon should appear next to the Grade Item.


3. If it does not click on the title of the Grade Item to take it into edit mode.




4. Click on the Restrictions tab and select the circle next to Hide this Grade Item.


5. Click Save and Close.

This video will show you how to run a basic search using filters, as well as search by Student name, Group (e.g. marking group) and by Section (e.g. campus location or class such as IKE).

  Watch the video  (3:15)

1. Instead of the Users tab (which is the default) go to the Attempts tab.


2. Under Restrict to select Attempts that have completed from the drop-down list.


3. Tick either Graded Attempts or Ungraded Attempts.


4. After making your selection, click the magnifying glass to initiate the Search.

1. Click on Assessments then Quizzes in the top navigation bar.


2. In the Quiz List refer to the numbers in the G column (G = Graded and the values refer to the number of attempts graded vs the number of attempts submitted).


3. Click on the drop-down arrow next to the title of the quiz and select Grade.




4. You will be taken to the Users tab which is the default view.


5. Students whose attempt has not been marked or set as graded will be missing a score, overall grade and tick in the far right column.

Tip  If you want to filter by attempts that have been completed but still ungraded, refer to the steps under Filtering by graded and un-graded attempts section above.


6. Choose a student and click on the attempt 1 link under their name.




7. A new screen will open displaying the student's attempt i.e. which questions were delivered, how they answered (if at all) and when they saved each response (if at all).


8. Take a note of the score in the number in the Final Score field - you'll see how this number is updated further on in the process. Remember, if the quiz also contained MCQs these will already been auto-graded by the system.




9. Locate the first question requiring grading and review it.


10. Enter the mark into the Score field.


11. If you wish, feedback can be left for the student by typing into the comments boxes however please note:
    
    You can enter feedback for a question by expanding each of the 'question feedback' areas but ONLY do so if you are willing to allow students to see how they answered each question.
    While this is not such an issue for quizzes made up entirely of long-answer questions; it may pose problems for quizzes containing a combination of long-answer AND multiple choice questions as you won't be able to re-use the MCQs.


12. Continue to review and mark the questions.


13. Once you have marked all of the long answer questions, click Save at the bottom of the window. This saves the scores and feedback you just entered - it does not mark the whole quiz as graded.


14. Your name will then be recorded next to each of the questions to indicate you have graded them.




15. Towards the top of the screen, you will see the Final Score change.


16. You can enter overall feedback for the student's attempt at the top of the Attempt window. This can be made available with the final score without having to reveal anything else.


17. Click Save again if you have entered overall feedback.


18. If you wish to set an attempt as Graded as you mark it (and this has been approved by the Unit Chair) you can do so by placing tick the box under Graded (G) and clicking Save.


19. If you are the only person marking (or don't mind flicking through multiple individual records) you can use the arrows at the top of the window to to navigate to the next attempt.


20. If you are working in a marking team you may prefer to click Save and Close so you can search for and select a specific student attempt to mark.

1. Click on Assessments then Quizzes in the top navigation bar.


2. Click on the drop-down arrow next to the title of the quiz and select Grade.


3. You will be taken to the Users tab which is the default view.


4. Students whose attempt has been marked and set as graded will have a final score and tick in the far right column.


5. Click on the Export to Grades button to move the scores to the Grades area.




6. The scores will now appear in both the Grades area of the Quiz as well as the Grade Item under Grades.

1. Click on Assessments then Quizzes in the top navigation bar.


2. Click on the drop-down arrow next to the title of the quiz and select Grade.


3. You will be taken to the Users tab which is the default view.


4. Students whose attempt has been marked and set as graded will have a final score and tick in the far right column.


5. Click on the Export to Grades button to move the scores to the Grades area.




6. The scores will now appear in both the Grades area of the Quiz as well as the Grade Item under Grades.

1. Click on Assessments then Quizzes in the top navigation bar.


2. In the Quiz List click on the title of the quiz - this will take the quiz into edit mode.


3. Click on the Submission Views tab.


4. Click on the Default View link.





To ONLY reveal the OVERALL score and OVERALL feedback:

1. Under Show Questions? select: No.


2. Under Grade select: Show attempt score and overall attempt score.


3. Click Save.





To reveal INDIVIDUAL question responses and scores, INDIVIDUAL question feedback AND the overall score:

1. Under Show Questions? select: Yes


2. Choose one of the following:
   Show questions answered incorrectly; or
   Show questions answered correctly; or
   Show all questions without user responses; or
   Show all questions with user responses.


3. Choose one, both or none of the following:
   Show question answers; and/or
   Show question score and out of score.


4. Under Grade select Show attempt score and overall attempt score.


5. Click Save.




5. Click Save and Close.

For how students can see the released information please refer them to:
//health-adu.deakin.edu.au/StudentHelp/Quizzes.php

1. Click on Assessments then Grades in the top navigation bar.


2. Click on the title of the Grade Item to you want to release - this will take it into Edit mode.




3. Click on the Restrictions tab and select the circle next to Grade item always visible.


4. Click Save and Close.