The most commonly used first steps in setting up grade center are included here. Step 1, Add a Grade Center Column, is ONLY for when there is no...
Grades listed in Blackboard are helpful for tracking your performance in a course. They should always be taken as a guide, rather than the final...
The Grade Center's Grading Schema (also known as a "grading scale"), lets you show students a letter grade that's calculated...
When working with grades in Blackboard, you may want to either make a backup of the Gradebook at a specific moment, or do your actual grading...
The downloaded grade history includes a wealth of information about course grading and the student submission attempts, including the IP address...
The Grade Center's Weighted Total column lets you provide "percent of total" values for both stand-alone columns and columns...
If you're using a weighted total column in your Grade Center, you will probably want to create categories specific to your course....
Depending on how you've set up your classic-style Blackboard Grade Center, you may find it useful to collect some number of columns into a...
Classic-style Blackboard course sites let you hide student rows from the Grade Center spreadsheet. The same process can be followed to show hidden...
Although you can switch any Grade Center column's Primary Display mode to Letter from the Column Information page, sometimes you want students...
Deleting a Grade Center Column removes it completely from both the student and instructor view. Grade data (student work) is also removed when a...
You do not need to create columns for tests students will take through Blackboard or assignments that students will upload through your course site....
From the Full Grade Center, point to Manage at the top.
Choose Column Organization.
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The Test Access Log shows you when a student started and stopped a test, along with when each question response was saved.
The...
Color-coding grade center cells can make it easy to tell at a glance how your students performed on an assessment and quickly identify those who...
Follow these steps after you have created the categories you will use throughout the term.
From Full Grade Center, find the column or...