Export Component Grades
Reports ::: report_componentgrades
Maintained by
Paul Nicholls,
Marcus Green
Exports the component grades from a Rubric or Marking Guide for a given assignment into an Excel spreadsheet.
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Exports the component grades from a Rubric, Marking Guide and BTEC grading for a given assignment into an Excel spreadsheet.
Once installed, navigate to an assignment which uses a Rubric, Marking Guide or BTEC grading as a user who
has permission to grade the assignment. A new menu item will appear in the Assignment Administration menu: "Export Marking Guide Grades", "Export Rubric Grades" or 'Export BTEC Grading" as appropriate; click it to download an Excel spreadsheet
containing that assignment's component grades for all students in the course. Note the download is a spreadsheet not a CSV file.
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report_componentgrades_extend_navigation_module() might be better rooted under Assignment administration > Advanced grading. It
would make it explicit what it refers to. But to be honest I'm not sure if the Advanced grading node is already available there at
the moment when your report's callback is executed. It's worth of trying though.
I was having troubles to use the report with debugging set to DEBUG_DEVELOPER in Moodle 2.7. Instead of the grades in the
spreadsheet, all I got was the warning about add_to_log() being deprecated. Maybe you can find a way to avoid these debug() messages
being part of the spreadsheet? And make sure that grades are always present there?
With regards to string wording, please note that Moodle 'en' language pack does not use Capitalized Letters in titles. So it should
read 'Export rubric grades' instead of 'Export Rubric Grades' to achieve better consistency in the UI.
Let me suggest to improve the code yet and protect it with sesskey() to avoid fetching the data via CSRF. Also, I think there is bit
of inconsistency in what permissions are actually checked. To display the link, you use 'moodle/grade:edit'. But the data generator
checks against 'mod/assign:grade'. Even though eventual mismatch in not likely to happen given the typical roles setup, both these
places should use the same capability.
I am going to approve the plugin now. I believe that many users will find it useful and will provide you with a good feedback for
further improvements. You are cleared to land, welcome to the Plugins directory!
Its works on our installation. But in my export I cant find the "overall Points" nor the "Overall Feedback as comment". Can you add this two colums, please?
Does it work with Moodle 3.6?
Thank you!
Is there a reason that even you (Marcus) assure us that the plugin works with Moodle 3.7, it's not officially updated in the versions tab of the plugin?
Is there a process that need to be finished so such a support could be declared officially? I'm not familiar with the plugin approval process.