Customize the gradebook, Choosing gradebook columns to display – Turning Technologies Response User Manual

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4. Choose the export type from the drop down menu. If you are using raw data you

can choose the parse you would like to use (comma, semicolon, or tab). Follow the

steps of the wizard.


Customize the Gradebook

1. From the Manage My Data main screen, click on Edit from the menu bar.

2. Choose Global Preferences, and then select Gradebook from the bar on the left

hand side.

3. Modify any options for your gradebook.

• Type: This will change the scores to

either be a letter grade or a numerical

score.

• Levels: This will allow you to select

different tiers for your scoring structure.

For example, if your institution only

supports letter grades A-E, that would consist of five levels. Each letter grade

would represent one level.

• +/- Scale: This option allows you to specify a numerical value for each of the

levels. For example, if you are using letter grades, you can specify what

percentage constitutes an “A”, “A+”, or “A-” Instructors that grade on a “curve”

use this feature.

• You can also color code your grades as well. For example, if the lowest level in

your gradebook is an “E”, you could set that level to display in red, so you

attention will be called to that score.

Choosing Gradebook Columns to Display

1. From the Manage My Data tab, click on the Classes button.

2. Select your class from the navigation pane.

3. Click on the Gradebook Tab, then click on the

Column Display button

.

4. Check the options you want displayed, and then

click OK.

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