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Creating a Total Points Column
. Currently, the Overall Grade feature in Blackboard only calculates students’ weighted grades and not total points. Currently, Extra Credit cannot be added to weighted grades in the Ultra Course View. ... blackboard ... in Blackboard only calculates students’ weighted grades and not total points. Currently, Extra Credit cannot be added to weighted grades.
Procedure
Creating a Total Column
1. In the Gradebook
The Activity Stream (Student View)
regarding recent happenings in each of their courses. Users may select any of these notifications to be taken to the course and graded item in question. You may also customize what items appear in the
Submissions Receipts (Student View)
assessment, Blackboard Ultra displays a window confirming that your submitted work was successfully turned in. You are given the option to download a txt file containing the same message. Additionally
Filtering in the Gradebook
This article will walk you through creating filters in your Gradebook to see specific columns and/or students. ... blackboard ... creating filters in your Gradebook to see specific columns and/or students.
Procedure
1. Navigate to the Grid View of your Gradebook and select the Filter button.
2. In the Gradebook
Gradebook Overview
Oveview of the Gradebook including an explanation of the List and Grid Views. ... grade ... lot of capabilities from multiple views and filtering, various grading options, and a variety of grading actions. There are (2) views of the Gradebook: Grid View and List View. From the Course Content
Understanding the Course Interface (Student View)
This guide pertains to Ultra Course View.
If your course is in Original Course View, see the Original Course View tutorial collection.
Overview
Upon entering a Blackboard Ultra course shell
Organizing the Gradebook
You can change the order of items in your Blackboard Ultra Gradebook. Move items to match the order on the Course Content page or the order you want students to complete the work. ... blackboard ... This guide pertains to Ultra Course View.
If your course is in Original Course View, see the Original Course View tutorial collection.
Gradebook Organization
You can change the order
Discussions Overview
the forum. these tabs are:
Discussion (default landing area upon clicking into a forum)
Student Activity
Grades & Participation (note: The Grading & Participation tap appears only when the
Ultra Training Opportunities
Ultra Gradebook Video Series
The Ultra Gradebook is one of the most powerful tools that comes with the Blackboard upgrade. The Gradebook provides multiple views, various filtering capabilities
Analytics Overview (Ultra)
assessments, all graded activities to be completed in the course are represented in the Gradebook, and appropriate grading schema and point values accurately configured.
Analytics Reports
Create a Journal (Ultra)
projects or creating personal spaces for students to communicate privately with you. Follow the instructions below or watch the video to learn how to create a journal in Blackboard Ultra
Multiple Attempts
change how the assignment's final grade is calculated. Choose how you want to calculate the final grade:
Average of all attempts
First attempt with a grade
Attempt with highest grade
Last
Creating Weighted Calculations
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See Also:
Grading Schemas
Create Weighted Columns in the Gradebook
Calculate Grades Using Formulas
Creating a Weighted Calculation
For example, if you have four tests and one
Send Messages to Students from the Gradebook
Gradebook > Students tab, a message an be sent to anyone involved with your course. Select the 3-dot menu at the right end of a student row. Select the Message Student option. The Message panel will open at
Academic Standing & the Gradebook Set Up
NOTE: Each instructor will set up the Gradebook in their course according to how they manage their classroom, complete grading, and/or department policy. This article explains default settings in