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BTEC marking
Grading methods ::: gradingform_btec
Maintained by
Marcus Green
BTEC grading for Pass, Merit and Distinction assignments.
Latest release:
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Current versions available: 4
Assignments can have multiple Pass, Merit and Distinction criteria and must get all at each level to get any the next. So to get a Merit you need to get all Pass and all Merit etc. If you miss any Pass criteria you get a Refer.
You can have as many items as you like at each level and it allows you to have frequently used comments that can be dragged into each submissions grading sheet. Results will appear in the gradebook as Pass Merit and Distinction.
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Marcus Green (Lead maintainer)
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Can you email any of the documentation that uses this convention to marcusavgreen at gmail.com
I want to get to the point where lecturers teaching on the new RQF BTECs can:
Mark using the BTEC marking plugin > then the grade awarded can be converted into the correct credit score (dependent on GLH) > and finally the credit can be added together from the Moodle activities to give the correct total credit score & grade within the gradebook.
I have managed to figure everything out except for the first step of utilising this with your plugin for rubric grading. The issue is I need to use a different scale to make the aggregation calculations work across Level 3 qualifications. The custom scale I've created is: Refer(1), , Near Pass(3), Pass(4), ,Merit(6), , ,Distinction (9).
With this scale it makes it easy to use the custom calculations in the gradebook to award the correct amount of credits for each activity.
Any idea how you can get your plugin working with a differnt scale?
Cheers
You can email me directly at marcusgreen at mailbox.org as I am always interested in how people use it and what issues/wants you might have.