Description
The gradebook in Moodle ISU can be exported and imported using different formats. Grades can be recorded and calculated throughout the semester using Moodle ISU; however, final grades must be entered into Banner at the end of the semester.
This Guide Will Help You to:
Export the Moodle ISU gradebook
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In the course navigation bar, select Grades.
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In the Grader report dropdown menu, scroll to the bottom and choose an export option.
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Choose an option from the OpenDocument spreadsheet dropdown menu at the right side of the export option.
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OpenDocument spreadsheet - A spreadsheet file with the extension .ods which can be opened by a number of spreadsheet programs.
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Plain text file - A comma-delimited file with the extension .cvs which can be opened by a number of programs.
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Excel spreadsheet - A spreadsheet file with the extension .xlsx which can be opened by Microsoft Excel.
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XML file - A file formatted for the internet with the extension .xml. This is not a common export option.
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On the Corresponding page, in the Grade items to be included, select the items of the Gradebook you wish to include in the file.
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In the Export format options section, select the options to modify the export.
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Include feedback in export - If checked, this will include the feedback for the grade items.
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Require active enrollment - If checked, this will only include students whose enrollment is active.
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Grade export display type - The checked options, Real, Percentage, or Letter, will be included in the export. You can select multiple options.
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Grade export decimal points - The number in the dropdown indicates how many decimal points will be included in the numbers exported.
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Export new or updated grades only - This is only available when the XML file option is selected. This is uncommon.
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At the bottom, click Download to download the exported file.
Seek Further Assistance
For additional assistance please contact, ITRC at (208) 282 5880 or itrc@isu.edu
For more information please visit, Moodle.org: Grade export
This work was created by the Idaho State University Instructional Technology Resource Center and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.