Advanced Grading Method: Marking Guide


An example of Marking guide criteria used in Assignment activity

 

Overview:

This guide shows you how to create a Marking guide criteria in Assignment activity. 

 

What to know:

The Marking guide feature affords a teacher the ability to provide grades and feedback in an alternative manner to simple grading.

 

Table of Contents

 

Step 1: Turn on editing  mode in your module area/course

Click the ’Turn editing on’ button displayed near the upper right of the module area/course.

 

 

Step 2:  Click ’Add an activity or resource ’ 
  1. When editing mode is turned on, navigate to the section where you want to add the assignment activity.
  2. Next, click the ’Add an activity or resource’ button displayed at the bottom of the section.

Step 3:  Choose the Assignment activity

From the pop-up activity chooser window, locate and select The Assignment activity,  then click the ’Add’ button.

 

 

Step 4: Provide a name for your activity 

Now you come to the assignment creation page.

  1. Please complete 'assignment name' and 'description'.
  2. Then click 'save and return to module' at the bottom of the page to save the settings

 

Step 5: The marking guide function 

You’ll now go to the settings area. Within the this area scroll down to the ‘Grade’ section, then from the ‘Grading Method’ drop-down menu please choose 'Marking guide', then 'Save changes'. 

 

 

Step 6: Selecting the grading form 

Now you are taken to a screen where you can choose the grading method either by using a template or creating a grading form from scratch. Alternatively, you have the option of even changing the grading method.

 

Step 7: Naming your Marking Guide   

You will have to name your Marking Guide, much in the same manner as you named the Assignment activity initially.

 

 

 

Step 7: Defining your Marking Guide  
  1. Provide a name for the Marking Guide Criteria.
  2. Provide description for the Students and Markers (optional).
  3. Provide the Maximum score.
  4. Add additional criteria.
  5. Add frequently used comments.

Step 8: Saving the marking guide 

Once you have completed your marking guide go down to the 'marking guide options', decide which ones are applicable for you needs, and then save the Marking guide.

 

Step 9: Using the marking guide criteria 

Here is an example of the marking guide 


Article Number: 159
Author: Fri, Sep 11, 2020
Last Updated: Mon, Sep 11, 2023
Author: Kenneth Simmons

Online URL: https://knowledgebase.xjtlu.edu.cn/article/advanced-grading-method-marking-guide-159.html