What is an end-of-unit assessment?
An end of unit assessment is used to assess student knowledge at the end of a unit. A certain number of questions is drawn randomly from a pool of questions to form this assessment. The purpose of the end of unit assessment is to determine how well a student has mastered the content within a unit. When an end of unit assessment is completed, a student is then moved to the next unit regardless of performance. The end of unit assessment will be counted as its own assignment with a separate score.
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How can I compare grades by unit/concept?
To compare grades by unit (for courses that are graded by unit): Navigate to the Courses page. Click to select the desired course. Navigate to the Grades tab. In the row for each student, check the grade for that student in the Overall Grade column. ...
What is the difference between Mastery and Grading?
Mastery is the proficiency achieved by the student after going through an entire learning workflow (all the question items) of a concept. If a student's result on all question items is equal to or above the mastery percentage, then the concept is ...
How do I see a quick summary of all my courses?
To see a quick summary of all your courses: Navigate to the Reports page. Click on Course Summary Report. This report lists all your courses, their respective start and end dates, the number of students enrolled, student progress, and the average ...
How can I check assignment due dates?
To check assignment due dates: Navigate to the Courses page. Click to select the desired course. Navigate to the Grades tab. In the top row, check the due date for the unit/concept below the unit/concept label.
How can I check a student's grade?
To check a student's grade: Navigate to the Courses page. Click to select the desired course. Navigate to the Grades tab. In the row for each student, check the grade for that student in the Overall Grade column. In the row for each student, check ...