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Moodle Basic Assessment Methods
Staff Guide
Adding a Assignment
Click Add an Activity or Resource
With the course in editing mode...
Adding an Assignment
Click Advanced
Uploading of Files
Click Add
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Adding an Assignment
Enter the name of the assignment
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Enter a description of the assignment
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Tick if you would like the description displayed on the
course page.
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Enter the dates to allow submissions
between
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Click Save and return to course
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Adding an Assignment
Click Save and return to course8
Maximum amount of files to allow in the assignment submission
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The "Send for marking" button allows students to indicate to the teacher that they
have finished working on an assignment. The teacher may choose to revert the assignment to draft status (if it requires further work, for
example).
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Allow uploaded assignment files to be deleted by the learner?
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Enter the max size of the assignment file allowed to upload
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Hide assignment description5
Allow learner to add notes with the assignment submission?
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Email alerts when assignments are submitted by learners to teachers of the course
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Adding an Assignment
Edit the title of the file
Move the file to the right
Move the file to another location on
the course Edit the fileDuplicate
the fileDelete the
file
Hide the file
Control who can see / access the file
The assignment will appear on the course page as
shown.
You can edit the assignment if
required as shown below...
Grading Rubrics
Click Advanced
Uploading of Files
Click Add
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Grading Rubrics
Give the assignment a name
Enter a description of the assignment
Tick to display the description on your
Moodle course
Change the dates you want the assignment to be available on your Moodle
Chose whether learner can submit their assignments late or not
Chose the type of grading scale
Chose Rubric from the grading method
Add the rubric to an assignment...
Grading RubricsChose the maximum file size of the assignment
Allow deleting of the assignment file
Chose the number of files allowed to upload
Allow learner to leave notes with the assignment submission
Hide the description of the assignment when the learner clicks to submit the file
Email alerts to teachers of the Moodle course when a learner submits an assignment
Enable the send for marking button so learners can indicate when they have submitted the final draft of the assignment
Click to save and return to the course
Grading Rubrics
Click advanced grading
Grading Rubrics
Click to define a new grading form
Grading RubricsEnter a name for the
grading form
Enter a description of the grading form
Enter the assignment objectives and the
different grade levels similar to shown.
Click to save changes
Grading Rubrics
Click here to delete the grading form
Click here to edit the grading form
Grading Rubrics
Click the assignment
From the learner’s point of view...
Grading Rubrics
Click to upload the assignment
From the learner’s point of view...
Grading Rubrics
Click save changes after the file has been
chosen
Click to add the file
From the learner’s point of view...
Grading Rubrics
Click to send for marking
From the learner’s point of view...
Grading Rubrics
Click continue to submit the file for marking
From the learner’s point of view...
Grading RubricsFrom the tutor’s point of view...
Grading Rubrics
Click to view submitted assignments
Grading Rubrics
Click to open/save the submitted assignment file
Grading RubricsMark the submitted assignment file offline using your required method and then grade the assignment on Moodle.
You can also submit feedback files if required.
Scroll across to access the grade option
Click the grade option to input the grade for
the learner.
Grading Rubrics
Revert the learner’s assignment submission back to draft if they need to resubmit changes
Chose the grade for the learner to show if they have hit pass, merit or distinction criteria for assignment outcomes.
Grading Rubrics
Provide feedback to the learner on their assignment
Upload feedback file(s) for the learner
Click here to save changes
Grading RubricsFrom the learner’s point of view...
