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Learn.UQ Grade Centre Online Workshop

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    1. Introduction
    2. Request a Staging Course
    3. Workshop Overview
    4. Getting started - Overview of Assessment Items
    5. Add the Preview User
    6. Email reminder to non-submitted students
    7. Create a Column
    8. Organise the Columns
    9. Enter and Edit Marks
    10. Create a Category
    11. Create a best X of Y Total column
    12. Transfer Exam Results to Grade Centre
    1. Create a Rubric
    2. Mark non-submission assignments using a rubric
    3. Create a Pass/Fail column
    4. Create a Grading Schema
    5. Create a Weighted Column for Final Grade
    6. Upload Grades to SI-Net
    7. Colour Coding for Grades
    8. View the overall Grade History report
    9. Keep Grades Secure
    10. My Grades
    11. Help Available
    12. Review and Submit

    10. Create a Category

    A category helps identify the columns needed to calculate best X of Y for an assessment item, for example, the assessment#2 Tutorial questions requires Tutorial as the category for all the tutorial columns TUT 2, TUT 4, TUT 6, TUT 8 and TUT 10.

    Video Guide

    Create Category (YouTube 1m 38s)

    Tasks to complete

    Create a Category

    Create Tutorials category for the first assignment.

    1. From the Control Panel, select Grade Centre > Full Grade Centre
    2. Click on the Manage button, choose Categories from the drop-down menu
    3. Click on the Create Category button on the top left of the screen
    4. Enter Tutorial into the Name textbox
    5. Click on the Submit button.

    Assign a category to columns

    Assign TUT 2, TUT 4, TUT 6, TUT 8 and TUT 10 with the category Tutorial.

    1. From the Control Panel, select Grade Centre > Full Grade Centre
    2. Click on the Arrow to the right of the TUT 2 title, select Edit Column Information from the drop-down menu
    3.  Select Tutorials from the Category drop-down menu
    4. Click on the Submit button
    5. Repeat the steps for TUT 4, TUT 6, TUT 8 and TUT 10.

    For more information, refer to the Create a Category guide.