Column Types in HuskyCT Gradebook
           
Creating a Column and Choosing a Column Type
                  
  Click on Teach Tab teach tab
 
 

Click on Gradebook

grade book
 
  Click Create Column button at top left of Grade Book create column
 
  Choose Column Type from drop-down list choose type
 
 

A screen for entering "Column Settings"information will appear.

Enter a Column label and fill in any other fields provided.

Click Save button when done.

NOTE: For more detailed information on creating different column types, please see this help page.

     
Column Types
             
  Alphanumeric Can contain single line of letters and/or numbers. Use this column type to manually enter A, B, C, format grades
    Although number grades can be entered in this column type, those columns will not be available to use in a formula for a Calculated column
 
  Calculated A number grade is automatically entered into Calculated columns based on a formula created by the instructor.
    The formula can utilize data from Numeric columns, other Calculated columns, Quiz columns and Numeric columns created by the Assignment or Discussion tools. Numeric values entered into Alphanumeric columns cannot be used in the formula.
 
  Letter grade Letter grades (A, B, C) are automatically displayed in these columns according to a "Gradeing Scheme " the instructor specifies
    You must also specifiy which Numeric, Calculated, or Quiz column a particulat Letter Grade column is referencing. A default grading scheme is in effect until you customize it to match your grading system such as A for 90-100, B for 80-89, and C for 70-79. You can manually override grades that appear automatically in a Letter Grade column, but this column type is not intended for you to enter data directly as with a Alphanumeric column.
 
  Numeric Can contain only numbers.
    Use this column type for manually entered number grades so you will have the option to include the column data in a Calculated Column if you wish.
 
  Selection list Use to create your own drop-down list for entering data instead of typing in a value for each student.
    This column type would be useful if you had a rating scale such as 1 to 5 for an assignment. With the Selection list you would be able to choose 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 from the drop-down selection list instead of typing a number into each student's grade "box". Selection lists can also include words, such as good, very good, excellent.
 
  Text Use for several lines of text
    This column type might be used to provide comments or feedback to students
 
  Grading Form This column type allows you to use a grading from (grading rubric) to enter a value into the column.
    NOTE: the Grading Form needs to be created before creating the Grading Form column because you will be asked to select the Grading Form to be used.
   
PLEASE NOTE
  Additional Grade Book help files can be found at http://irc.uconn.edu/Vista_Help_Files/HCT_Grades_import_PS1.htm