Creating and Applying Grade Schemes
A grade scheme is a way of organizing users’ performances on grade items into levels of achievement. A grade scheme can include any number of achievement levels. Each achievement level has its own range of acceptable grades and a symbol, such as a numeric value, letter, or text description, to represent it. You can create your own grade schemes or use schemes set up by your organization. The table below shows some grade schemes with examples.
Creating a Grade Scheme
Grade scheme | Example |
Letter | F, D, C, B, A, A+ |
Numeric | 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 |
Text | Below Expectations, Meets Expectations, Exceeds Expectations |
Step 1: Select Grades on the navigation bar.
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Select the color you want associated with the range in the Color column.
Enter the value for the end range in the Assigned Value % field.
Select Add Ranges to add additional grade scheme levels
Select the Trashcan icon beside a grade scheme level to delete it.
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Managing a Grade Scheme
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Note: You cannot edit some of the properties of a grade scheme if a grade item is using it.
Setting a Default Grade Scheme
Step 1: From the Grade Schemes tab, select the Set
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