The Moodle gradebook automatically aggregates scores and feedback from assignments, activities, and/or manual grades from your course. Students can view their own grades in individualized reports which protect student privacy. Instructors can decide when and how students see the gradebook. Instructors and Teaching Assistants can use the gradebook to manually enter and edit grades (Overriden), import grades from outside sources, or export the gradebook to backup the gradebook or to manage it in another software (like Excel).
McNeese encourages faculty members to set up their gradebooks to calculate a letter grade for the course. Providing students with a letter grade helps students easily understand how well they are doing in class. The articles below will provide steps for Moodle to calculate letter grades for your course.
Moodle maintains a history of changes made to the gradebook to allow instructors to audit who made changes and when.
Overview
Alternate Grading Methods and Feedback
How to Open the Course Gradebook in Moodle
Give Students a Running Total of Their Letter Grade
Setup Your Gradebook
Gradebook Views: An Overview of Gradebook Features
Grade Book Visibility
- Gradebook Visibility
- Control Visibility of Grade Items
- View Students Grades in a Course
- Sort the Moodle Gradebook Using Groups
Configure the Gradebook
Enter, Import & Export Grades
Give Extra Credit and Add to Gradebook Calculation
Modify Extra Credit in Gradebook Calculation
Review Individual student grades or filter the grade book by groups
Import grades from external sources or export data to calculate grades in external software
Gradebook Troubleshooting
