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Marking work

For assistants

The gradebook and the register. Short on purpose — marking is the whole of the role.

12 articles

  1. 1 Signing in to Grapevine Where to sign in, what to use as your username, and why your courses may live on more than one address. Also in Instructors Site admins Resellers Students Contributors
  2. 2 Signing in with an emailed link Have Grapevine email you a link that signs you in, instead of remembering a password. Also in Instructors Site admins Resellers Students Contributors
  3. 3 When you cannot sign in The five reasons sign-in fails, in the order they are worth checking. Also in Instructors Site admins Resellers Students Contributors
  4. 4 Your profile, and what other people see Your name, photo and biography, and which of them other people on a course can see. Also in Instructors Site admins Resellers Students Contributors
  5. 5 Changing your email address or password Setting a new password, changing the address you sign in with, and why the second one matters more than it looks. Also in Instructors Site admins Resellers Students Contributors
  6. 6 Who can do what on a course The four course roles and the site-wide one, and exactly what each can reach. Also in Instructors Site admins Contributors
  7. 7 The register Who is on the course, how to find one person among hundreds, and what the roles column is telling you. Also in Instructors
  8. 8 The gradebook Everybody's results in one grid, what the numbers count, and how to find the work that is waiting for you. Also in Instructors
  9. 9 Marking a written answer Scoring the questions that need a person, leaving feedback, and changing a mark Grapevine awarded itself. Also in Instructors
  10. 10 Overriding a mark Changing a mark the software gave, giving partial credit, and how to stay consistent about it. Also in Instructors
  11. 11 One question, every learner in turn Marking a whole class's answers to one question without opening twenty students. Also in Instructors
  12. 12 Points, and how a course adds up What a question is worth, how the course total is reached, and the one value that breaks marking. Also in Instructors Contributors