The SI Lab Portal gradebook dropdown menu can be accessed in the top right corner of any page of the platform. This menu includes a number of grading features, including the gradebook itself. This article will provide an overview of the options available in the drop down menu.
The Gradebook is used to handle tasks related to:
- Grading student attempts at activities
- Viewing student grades
- Editing student grades
The following features are available in the gradebook drop down menu:
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Class Grades |
Use this link to enter the Gradebook, where you can view, edit, and manage student grades. |
| Item Statistics | Use this link to view statistical data on how your students are performing. |
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Grade Reports |
Use this link to create, manage, and view your grade reports. |
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Rubric Tables |
Use this link if you wish to create rubrics within the platform for external activities. |
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Regrade Jobs |
Use this link to view if any lessons/assignments are eligible for regrading due to updates to the curriculum. |
Class Grades and the Gradebook
Selecting the Class Grades menu option navigates you to where you can perform a search for student grades within the Gradebook. To review how to grade in the SI Lab Portal Gradebook, review Grading in the SI Lab Portal.
Item Statistics
The Item Statistics option from the Gradebook menu allows you to view the statistics for all pieces of content simultaneously that are contained within an activity. Item statistics are generated based on how your students perform within the content.
Grade Reports
Grade Reports can be created in this tab to provide snapshots of a student's grades to date. These reports are highly customizable, and can be made visible to students. With the Grade Reports menu option, you can edit and manage your Grade Reports, as well as view and export your students' results as Grade Reports.
Rubric Tables
If you are utilizing the SI Lab Portal in combination with non-portal (external) activities, you can design rubrics for these activities here.
Regrade Jobs
Sometimes, revisions need to be made to questions within an activity that has already been graded, for example an incorrect answer marked in a multiple-choice activity. In some cases, these assignments can be set to auto-regrade. In others, regrade opportunities and their status will be recorded on the Regrade Jobs page.