Under the control panel click the Grade Center bar on the menu and then select Full Grade Center. Once inside the Grade Center, click Create Column on the Action Bar. On the Create Grade Column page, enter the Column Name and optional Description. [Enter a brief, descriptive name.
Locate the Weighted Total column in the Grade Center. Click the Action Link (drop-down arrow) in the column heading, then select Edit Column Information from the menu. If you do not have a Weighted Total column, create one by clicking Create Calculated Column > Weighted Total. Required: Fill in the column name.
Here's how:Click on the arrow by the Weighted Total column and select the option “Set As External Grade.”You should now see that weird green checkmark next to the Weighted Total column.Click on the arrow by the Total Column and now you should be able to select “Delete Column.”Dec 30, 2014
0:071:36Rearranging and Organizing Columns in the Grade Center - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipOrganization you will see your Grade Center here top to bottom if you want to rearrange the columnsMoreOrganization you will see your Grade Center here top to bottom if you want to rearrange the columns for any reason you point to the crosshair. Hold your left mouse button down and drag.
Weighted Column calculates and displays a grade for a selected number of Columns based upon each column's respective worth of the total grade. Columns with text as the primary display cannot be displayed as a weighted grade.Feb 16, 2018
Weighted grades appear to benefit students in most cases. Weighted grading systems foster equity and encourage students to take the more challenging classes. There is no consistency among schools on how classes are waived, which classes may be waived, or how waived classes figure into a student's Grade Point Average.
Go to the Full Grade Center. Click on the Manage drop-down menu and click Column Organization. Click the check box next to the columns that you wish to delete. You will be able to delete columns that are hidden as well as columns that are visible.Aug 24, 2017
In the Grade Center, there must always be one grade column designated as the final grade for the course. This designation is called the External Grade Column. By default, the Total column is the External Grade, but you can set a different column, and should if using weighted totals.Sep 20, 2016
To set the external grade, open a column's menu and select Set as External Grade. The External Grade icon appears in the column header you chose and no icon appears in the default total column header. If you copy or restore a course, the external grade column you chose remains as the external grade column.
Position the mouse pointer on the cross icon to left of the column you wish to move. Press and hold the left mouse button, drag the column up or down to change the order of the columns. Release the left mouse button. Click Submit.
Freezing columns allows you to scroll through the Grade Center keeping certain columns frozen as you scroll through content.Mar 30, 2018
Click Manage and select Column Organization. From this area you can see the point values, due dates, and categories of each of the columns. From this screen you can also rearrange your grade center, change the column category, and hide or show columns to students and yourself.Dec 20, 2020