Hello Roberto. I don't know of any specific lists globally of K12 schools, other than finding your country in the list of registered sites here and contacting the relevant Moodle admins. Depending on the language(s) used at your school, you could also try the French/German/Italian forums to connect with people over there.
Of course, as well as that, please do feel free to ask on here, where there are some people with K12 experience. (I myself used Moodle in a high school for a long time. We found the gradebook tricky.)
Hello Mary, thanks so much.
I'll go through the list and try to connect to relevant admins there.
I'd like to post a question here but I've already posted it a few days ago in the "Gradebook" forum, so I don't know if I'm allowed to post it again here?
Let me know.
Have a nice day.
It's best to keep to one forum only, not to duplicate posts since it only fragments any help you might receive Hopefully you will get some more suggestions on that thread. For anyone interested, here is Roberto's post in the Gradebook forum about Individualised reports.
University/HE based now, but nearly 20 years teaching in KS2 (Junior/Primary schools in UK) and working with Moodle for the latter part of that time
Hello Roberto,
We are a K-12 school district in Dearborn, MI. We are probably one of the largest school districts in Michigan actively using Moodle. We do quite a bit of work to streamline things for our teachers.
Happy to help,
Chris Kenniburg
Hi Chris, thanks for your help.
As Mary said, my problem is detailed in this post: https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=359030#p1447960
Just to avoid cross-posting
If you could read it and post there what your idea is about it, it'd be invaluable!
Maybe you've already come across this situation?
Thank you very much.
We've not encountered this issue or are not intending use of Moodle in this fashion.
Sounds like you want a breakdown of grades from within a single course?
Yes, we want a breakdown of the general grade, down to the level of every single quiz or assignment to be visible to each student.
We do that in the SIS where we export Moodle Grades using a plugin. All official grades go into the student system.
The student(and parent) would go to the student information system to see the grade overview, missing assignments, etc.
Thanks Chris. What do you mean by SIS?
The final file is like an excel spreadsheet or something?
SIS = Student Information System.
It is how we track all kinds of things for students. Grades, report cards, attendance, lunch money, etc. Students and parents can login and view all their information.
We have a plugin that maps grades in Moodle to our SIS (MIStar here in Michigan). Teachers setup the mapping between moodle activities and mistar gradebook items. Then they click "Export" and moodle shoots the grades over to mistar where parents and students can see the official grade that will be reported.
