(Diagram for chapter IV, Activity Information, section 1.6)
1.7 Press TAB to move to the ‘Raw Total
Points’ column. Enter the number of the
possible points. Press TAB to move to
the next column.
1.8
Press
TAB to move to the ‘Point Value’ column.
Enter the weight of value you want each point to be worth in the
student’s average. A point value of 0
would cause the activity to be removed from the student’s averages
altogether. A point value of 0.5 would
mean that the activity will be assigned only half the normal weight. For example, if a given student achieved
18/30 and you enter a point value of 0.5,
1st Class gradebook will treat this test as if it was worth
only 15 points and the student had achieved 9 points (9/15). Thus the student’s average is impacted by
only half of what it normally would have been.
Press TAB to move to the next column.
1.9
To
move to the ‘’Total Points’ column, press TAB.
This is the number of points adjusted based on the point value. If you adjust the value, 1st
Class GradeBook will figure out the corresponding point value and update the
point value column. Press TAB to move
to the next column,
1.10 To move to the ‘Date’ column, press
TAB. 1st Class GradeBook has
already placed today’s date in this column.
You may change it to another date as required. Press TAB to move to the next column
1.11 You have a choice of either typing
in a comment or using a canned comment.
Click on the ‘downward arrow button’ to use a canned comment. A list of available canned comments will
appear. You may add to the list of
canned comments by following the instructions covered in the topic, “Activity
Comments Setup. (See page 748).
2. Copying an Activity
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