Inconsistent grade in workshop

Inconsistent grade in workshop

by Danny Bogers -
Number of replies: 3

Hello, 

We have some issues in getting the proper grade from the workshop activity. As you can see in the screenshot, the given grade is 55/70, but the grade aspect 1 is 4/7. The other aspects are weighted "0" and best possible grade = "none". 

Who can explain this difference and how to correct it? Thank you!


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Re: Inconsistent grade in workshop

by David Mudrák -
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Could it be that the assessment form has changed since the last calculation of the final grades? Can you try to switch the Workshop to the grading evaluation phase and let it re-calculate the grades? (there should be a button for it)

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Re: Inconsistent grade in workshop

by Danny Bogers -
Dear David,
Thank you for your reply. That was my first thought exactly. Unfortunately the grade does not change when we recalculate the grade...
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Re: Inconsistent grade in workshop

by David Mudrák -
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Hmm. What Moodle version is it? I was just trying to replicate this on the Moodle Sandbox demo site and I am even unable to submit the assessment. I can have neither the assessment form using the "None" as a grade type, nor a point type with maximum grade set to 0. If I have such a form, the Workshop insists on a grade to be selected, even if there are no options to select from:

What I had to do was to set the second and all other aspects as point grades with maximum 1 point, but the weight set to 0. Then, the reviewer had a chance to submit the assessment and the grade got calculated correctly as 40 out of 70.

I agree this is not optimal and the workshop should allow for non-graded items be present on the accumulative assessment forms.

Still, I don't understand how your students are actually able to submit such an assessment form. Could it be that the assessment had been submitted before these extra aspects were added to the form?