If they click on the Course name they will see all the grade items and grades for that course (this will take them to the User report). The Overview report is only available for students and lists all the Moodle courses they are enrolled on, with their total grade for each.To do this, choose their name from the drop down menu where it says Select all or one user.

You can filter by user to see the grades for any of your students. By default is will show your own scores for each activity.

The User report is what students see by default and shows the grade, percentage and feedback for each activity.

Outcomes can either be defined as 'site-wide' and used in any UCL Moodle course, or created for use within a specific Moodle course only.

The Outcomes report lists the outcomes used within the course, the overall average (each outcome can be measured through many grade items), each item's average values and the number of 'grades' given for each item.

Clicking the name of the activity will take you to the student's attempts for that activity, assuming there are some. The list of students can be sorted using the arrows alongside each activity name.

The Grader report is shown by default and shows each student down the left side and each category, gradable activity and grade for the current Moodle course along the top of the page.

As a tutor or course administrator, you will see three types of reports below the tabs: Grader report, Outcomes report and User report.

To access the Gradebook your Moodle course, in the Administration block click on Grades.

Many activities in Moodle can be graded, including glossary and database entries (using ratings), lessons, quizzes, assignments, questionnaires, SCORM/AICC packages and Scheduler meetings. When you add an assessed activity in a Moodle course, the Gradebook automatically creates space for the grades it will produce and then adds the grades as they are generated, either by the system (e.g. The Gradebook collects items that have been graded from the various assessed activities in Moodle and allows you to view and change them, as well as sort grade items into categories and calculate totals in various ways.

The Moodle Gradebook allows tutors and course administrators to manage grades for Moodle activities such as assignments and quizzes.

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