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myLSU Portal: Grade Posting Using a File This article will walk you through Posting Grades to the Mainframe by uploading a file to the myLSU Portal. NOTE: Only the Instructor of Record can submit the mid-term and final grades for a course. Even if you are enrolled as a Primary Instructor of a Moodle course, you will not be able to post grades to MyLSU if you are not...
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General Information This article will walk you through Posting Grades to the Mainframe using the myLSU Portal for those instructors who are not transferring grades from the Moodle Gradebook. Note: Only the Instructor of Record can submit the midterm and final grades for a course. Even if you are enrolled as a Primary Instructor of a Moodle course, you will not be...
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Roles In Moodle Primary and non-primary instructors and students are automatically assigned in Moodle via information received from the mainframe. However, on occasion, instructors may need to assign additional instructors, teaching assistants, or students to a course. Role assignment privileges are limited to roles lower in the hierarchy than the currently assigned role. The following...
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Turnitin Detailed Assignment Settings Information Creating a Turnitin Assignment is a multi-step process. In the first step, you will create the Turnitin assignment activity and set its options, which specify the rules for interacting with the assignment. This article describes the Turnitin Assignment settings in greater detail, explaining each option in the settings and what...
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A student's interaction with the workshop activity changes according to which phase of the workshop is active. The following describes what students will see during the submission, assessment, and grading evaluation phases. For more information on how the workshop works, see Workshop Overview and Setting Up a Workshop . The Submission Phase When a workshop activity is open for...
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The CSV Importer may be used to import grades from sources outside the current gradebook. To work correctly, the CSV file should have column headings and contain a unique identifier that can correspond to one of the unique identifier options in Moodle as explained below. Email address or LSU ID number (89 number) are commonly used. You must also create all categories and grade items in the...
Article Id: 20358

The Maximum grade setting determines the score that comprises 100% credit for a given grade item. The maximum grade for Moodle activities, such as Quizzes or Assignments, must be updated in the activity settings from the main course page. However, for manual grade items, it is found under Edit settings within Gradebook Setup . How to edit the maximum grade: From the main...
Article Id: 20376

To Access Final Grade Report through the myLSU Portal: 1. Log into myLSU . 2. Select Student Services | Final Grades: 3. After clicking on Final Grades, a new window will open in your browser where you will be able to select your campus and click View or Print Grades.
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The Projected Final Grade tool in the gradebook calculates what grade a student can make on ungraded activities to receive a desired final course grade. This tool can be used only by the course instructor, or it can be enabled by the instructor for students to use also. Users are able to fill in possible grades for any items that have not yet received scores, and this report will calculate a...
Article Id: 19196

General Information: Moodle allows users to curve graded assignments using the Offset and Multiplicator tools. The Multiplicator is a factor by which all grades for a graded item will be multiplied. For example, if the multiplicator is 2.0 and the maximum grade is 100, then all grades will be doubled. The default value for the multiplicator is 1.0. The Offset is a...
Article Id: 20215

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