On the wiki topic page, select Participation and Grading for graded wikis, or Participation Summary for wikis without grading.This information can be especially useful when you determine individual grades for gradable wikis. This information can help you understand how students contributed to the overall wiki content. On the Participation Summary page, you can view all student participation for the wiki you are viewing. You can also view the Participation Summary page to see a list of wiki contributions from all students. You can edit previously assigned grades on the wiki's Participant's Contribution page or in a Grade Center cell. Move the mouse pointer over a cell with the Needs Grading icon to access the wiki's menu. In the Grade Center, locate the column for the wiki you want to grade.On the Needs Grading page, select Grade All Users in the wiki's menu.Or, in the sidebar, select All to access the list with all members who have contributed to the wiki and select a user. Select a user's name from the list to view their page modifications and access the grading sidebar. If you haven't enabled grading, this option is called Participation Summary. In the wikis tool, access a wiki and select Participation and Grading.Get to the Participant's Contribution page in these ways:
The grade applies to the whole wiki topic, not an individual wiki page. On the Participant's Contribution page, you can view all the pages a student authored and edited as you determine the grade. In essence, the wiki continues to be considered graded by the Grade Center, but any results or grades assigned are ignored in other calculations. You need to delete the graded wiki topic from the Wikis listing page and the Grade Center and create a new ungraded topic.Īlternatively, to retain entries, set the wiki's Grade Center column to not be included in calculations. You can't change a graded wiki topic to ungraded. When you edit an assigned grade from the wiki topic page, the Grade Center is updated. You didn't select the Show participants in needs grading status check box in the wiki settings.Įdit the column information in the Grade Center to determine whether or not students can view their grades and feedback in My Grades.Īs you grade students' wiki contributions, the grades show immediately in the Grade Center.Student activity doesn't meet the minimum number of page saves you set.The In Progress icon appears when these occur:.For example, if you choose to be notified after four students contribute to a wiki, this icon appears after at least four students save their work. The Needs Grading icon appears when student activity has met the threshold you chose in the wiki settings.As students work on wikis, icons begin to appear in the Grade Center, on the wiki's Participation and Grading page, and on the Needs Grading page. When you enable grading, a column is created automatically in the Grade Center. You can grade wiki contributions to measure students' understanding of course material and their ability to work collaboratively.
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