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    Default Weighting in Gradebook Preferences

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    1. Categories Only

    Each category (formally known as bin in Integrade) is assigned a percentage.Each assignment in that category is averaged based on percentage regardless of the

    total points the assignment is worth. Example:

    Homework: 25% Quizzes: 25% Tests: 50%9/10=90% 100/100 80/10010/10=100% 75/100 94/100

    9/10=90% 80/100 90/10010/10=100%Total=380%/4=95% (100=75=80)/3=85% (80+94+90)/3=88%Average: 95% Average: 85% Average: 88%

    (95 25/100) + (85 x 25/100) + (88 x 50/100) = 89%

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    2. Categories and Assignments

    Selecting this default weighting function will allow the teacher to determine the

    weighting for each category and for the assignments within the categories. Eachassignment is converted to a percentage. Assignments are multiplied by their given

    weight and then added to calculate the category average. Category averages are then

    multiplied by their given weight and added to get the term average.

    Example:

    Homework: 25% Quizzes: 25% Tests: 50%(wt=1): 9 of 10 = 90% (wt=1): 100 of 100 =

    100%(wt=1): 80 of 100 =80%

    (wt=1): 10 of 10 =100%

    (wt=1): 75 of 100 =75%

    (wt=1): 94 of 100 =94%

    (wt=1): 9 of 10 = 90% (wt=1): 80 of 100 =80%

    ( wt=2 ): 90 of 100 =90%

    ( wt=2 ): 10 of 10 =100%

    (90 x 1/5) + (100 x1/5) + (90 x 1/5) +(100 x 2 /5) = 96%

    (100 x 1/3) + (75 x1/3) + (80 x 1/3)= 85%

    (80 x 1/4) + (94 x1/4) + (90 x 2 /4) =88.5%

    The system then weights category averages just like the Categories Only option:

    (96 1/4) + (85 x 1/4) + (88.5 x 1/2) = 89.5%

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    3. Total PointsSetting the default weighting to Total Points calculates averages by dividing the total

    number of points a student earns by the total amount of points possible. Assignments

    are not converted to averages. The term average for a student is the sum of the

    points earned divided by the sum of the points possible.

    Example:

    Homework Quizzes Tests

    10/10 50/50 80/1009/10 42/50 94/10015/20 49/50 180/2004/538/45 140/150 354/400

    Total Points Earned = 38 + 140 + 354 =532

    Total Points Possible = 45 + 150 + 400 = 595

    Student Percentage: 595/532 = 89.4%

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    4. Category Total Points

    Selecting the default weighting to Category Total Points to allow the user to use total

    points for individual assignments within categories that are weighted. Assignments arenot converted to percentages. Within each category the points a student receives are

    added together. Within each category, the total points possible are added together.

    Each category average is the sum of the points earned divided by the sum of points

    possible. Category averages are then multiplied by their given weight and added to

    find the term average.

    Example:

    Homework: 25% Quizzes: 25% Tests: 50%10/10 50/50 80/1009/10 42/50 94/10015/20 48/50 180/2004/5HW average: 38/45

    = 84.4%Quiz average: 140/150

    = 93.3%Test average:354/400 = 88.5%

    (84.4 x 25/100) + (93.3 x 25/100) + (88.5 x 50/100) =88.7%