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Suppressing quiz grades in Moodle from students until a desired time.   Instructors may be interested in hiding quiz grades from students until a certain point in time.  To do this, go to Edit Settings of the Quiz Activity in Moodle, under Review Options, des...

When instructors are interested in grading all answers to a specific question (such as an essay question) in a quiz, they may opt to do the following: Steps From your course page, click into the quiz activity, on the right in the Quiz Administration block,...

How to Annotate a PDF Document The good news is that most of the focus is on annotating PDF documents because it is the most shared format. Annotation is also a default feature set of common tools found on both Windows and MacOS. Step-by-step guide This gui...

Summary When using the Whole Forum option for grading a discussion, the easiest way to view all of one student's posts for the discussion at once, is the Grade Users button. How to Steps From your course page, click into the forum. Scroll to the bott...

Summary There are two ways to choose from for grading discussion forums. Rate posts and replies as you read your student's discussion contributions using a rating scale to grade discussion posts cumulatively. For example, you can separately rate students' ...

Summary Rubrics are used to standardize assessment, ensuring consistent and fair grading while saving instructors time. They clarify complex expectations for students, promoting self-assessment and reducing questions. By mapping criteria to learning goals, th...

Summary Starting with Moodle 4.5, Clarkson users have two options for more efficiently moving, deleting, hiding, showing, or duplicating multiple course items at once: Users have the option of adding the Mass Actions block to their course. The mass actions...

The Gradebook in Moodle is very powerful with several options for aggregating and presenting grades to students. Once your course is created in Moodle and your syllabus is finalized, you are ready to set up your Moodle Gradebook.  Refer to your syllabus when s...