How To Evaluate Student Responses
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The document provides instructions for teachers to evaluate student responses submitted through Moodle. Teachers should click on "Evaluation" and the grade column to access student assignments. They can then view each student response and provide feedback before scoring. It is important for teachers to save their feedback and grades. The grades will then be posted for students to view along with any other class scores and data that Moodle automatically collects and graphs. Moodle allows teachers to provide real-time feedback and grading to students.
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How To Evaluate Student Responses
- 1. How to Evaluate Student ResponsesBrainblast 2009Shannon Sowbyshsowby@weber.k12.ut.us
- 3. Click on the blue in the Grade column
- 4. Click on Assignment Title.The student may name this anything they wish unless you specify.
- 5. This will let you view your student responses.If they attach any documents to their assignment, they will show up at the bottom of this page.
- 6. When you are through reading the response, click on Continue.
- 7. You can give feedback to your students for each task.
- 8. After you type in a response, you can score the response accordingly.
- 9. Make sure you save your changes.
- 10. It will show you the grade, then click on Continue
- 11. Your grade will post with the rest of the students in the class.
- 12. You can also see your class scores for multiple assignments.Moodle has many data collection advantages and students can see their grades and feedback after you post them. Everything is in real time and doesnt need time to update. Quizzes and other formats can be used in Moodle, not just Webquests. It will also graph the data and give visual representation of students scores, individually, as classes or grades.