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LAE Grader Report
Grade reports ::: gradereport_laegrader
Maintained by 
Bob Puffer
Part of set LAE Grade Reports.
Alternative to Grader report that scrolls vertically and horizontally without losing student columns or grade item header rows. Lot of additional enhancements.
Latest release:
120 sites
28 downloads
34 fans
Current versions available: 1
NOTE: LAE stands for Liberal Arts Edition, a repackaged version of Moodle provided by CLAMP (Collaborative Liberal Arts Moodle Project). The LAE User and LAE Grader are packaged with the LAE version of Moodle but can be installed separately with the dependencies as noted below.
Layout Differences From Grader Report
- Grade item and category headers are all on one line, not nested. LAEgrader does not collapse or expand categories.
- LAEgrader allows wrapping of grade item and grade category names (at approximately 30 characters) to avoid excessively wide reports
- All items (including the category column) included in a category are color-coded the same to group them together, alternately orange/blue
- Items not contained in a category have a background of white as does the Course Total.
- Hidden items and categories are gray.
- Grades scroll both horizontally and vertically without losing view of the students column or the grade item header rows. This is the biggest difference between the LAE and core gradebooks. It negates the need for mouseover descriptions of which student and which item on which you're currently working.
- Rows added such as 'range' or 'average' are placed at the top (instead of the bottom) and are frozen along with the grade item titles row so the user never loses sight of them.
- Has a 'Clear overrides' button at each column header
- Doesn't allow for editing the values for category or course items.
- Has an 'Export to csv' button right on the report for a quick export of all items along with a weights row, a maximum points row, and extra column after every category and course total for making calculations.
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Bob Puffer (Lead maintainer)
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just wanted to say imo even if JQuery isn't core's choice, a tracker issue could be created for the dev team to look into porting/integrating it to core and YUI. The issue would have to convince for the effort (pros/cons).
The lines "<<<<<<< HEAD
$plugin->version = 2014021500; // The current plugin version (Date: YYYYMMDDXX)
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$plugin->version = 2014021600; // The current plugin version (Date: YYYYMMDDXX)
>>>>>>> master2" should contain only one entry!
Reimplemented aggregate position so totals can come first or last (thanks to Emma Richardson)