1. Q1 Q2 F1 First reporting period: Sept-Nov Second reporting period: Nov-Jan { S1 Semestered course: Final mark generated from Q1 and Q2. (January report card) Q3Q4 Third reporting period: Jan-March Fourth reporting period: March-June { S2 Full year course: Mid-way mark S2 Semestered course: Final mark generated from Q3 and Q4. (June report card) Full year course: Mark attained from January until June. Final mark for a full year course. September-June The actual mark for a full year course during any point in the school year.

2. Category Weights Quiz 20% Homework 5% Exam 30% Test 35% Assignment 10% You can create any category you wish and weight it accordingly. It's probably a good idea to make your category weight totals to add up to 100, but it's not necessary. video tutorial

3. Total Points Quiz Homework Test Assignment Total points does not use categories, it determines the final mark by adding all the scores together. You can use categories to sort your assignments but Gradebook will tally all scores together. 5/1525/40 12/159/10 5/1512/1525/409/10+ + + = 51/80 64% video tutorial

4. Quiz 20% Homework 5% Exam 30% Test 35% Semester CourseCumulative marks Category weights Example: Assignment 10% Scenario #1 Q1 Q2 { S1 video tutorial

5. Assessment 70%Exam 30% Semester CourseCumulative marks Total Points Example: Scenario #2 Q1 Q2 { S1 Exam 30% { 70% video tutorial

6. Semester CourseTerm weights Scenario #3 Example: Q1 Q2 { S1 40% 60% Exam in Q2 video tutorial

7. Semester CourseTerm weights Scenario #4 Example: Q1 Q2 { S1 35% Exam is weighted on it's own. Exam 30%

8. Exam Q1 Q2 35% 30% Scenario #4 Method if using Total Points If your using Total Points this scenario is a little easier. In Q1 use Category Weights but use only one category called Q1 Assessment. Then in Q2 use Category Weights and use one category called Q2 Assessment. Then in S1 use Category Weights and add Q1 Assessment 35, Q2 Assessment 35 and then add your Exam category 30. video tutorial

9. Exam Q1 Q2 35% 30% { 65% Using term weights and categories forces you to enter your Exam in Q2. If you want your exam to be worth 30% of the overall mark it has to be worth 30/65 of Q2. Look at it in terms of points. Q1 is 35 points and Q2 is 65 points. If the exam is worth 30 points in Q2 it will make it 30% overall of Q1 and Q2. This means that the Exam will have a weight of 46% (rounded off) in Q2. That means if you are using category weights you will have 54% left to distribute in Q2. Scenario #4 Method if using Category Weights video tutorial

10. Assessment 70%Exam 30% Full Year CourseCumulative marks Total Points Example: Scenario #5 Q1Q1 Q2Q2 Q3Q3 Q4Q4 {{ S1 S2 { F1 video tutorial

11. Assessment 70% Full Year CourseCumulative marks Total Points Example: Scenario #6 Q1Q1 Q2Q2 Q3Q3 Q4Q4 {{ S1 S2 { F1 Exam 15% January June video tutorial

12. Quiz 20% Homework 5% Exam 30% Test 35% Full Year CourseCumulative marks Category weights Example: Assignment 10% Scenario #7 Q1Q1 Q2Q2 Q3Q3 Q4Q4 {{ S1S1 S2S2 { F1 video tutorial

13. Quiz 20% Homework 5% Exam 15% Test 35% Full Year CourseCumulative marks Category weights Example: Assignment 10% Scenario #8 Q1Q1 Q2Q2 Q3Q3 Q4Q4 {{ S1S1 S2S2 { F1 Exam 15% January June video tutorial

14. Full Year CourseTerm weights Scenario #9 Example: S1 S2 { 50% Exam in S2 F1 Exam in S1 video tutorial