⚠️ This section is available for configuration by the Educational Institution Administrator.
The platform implements a flexible grading mechanism that allows to adapt the system to the needs of a specific section, subject, or even an individual class.
By default, a list of standard grading systems is already created. Typically, these include:
- 12-point scale;
- level-based;
- emojis (for primary school);
- level-based (emojis);
- attendance only;
- 10-point scale;
- 5-point scale;
- pass/fail;
There are three functional blocks on the platform where you can change the grading system:
- For a Section:
Navigate to Settings -> Sections -> context menu Edit -> Grading System field;
- In the Schedule:
Navigate to Class Schedule -> select a subject in the schedule -> select "Edit" (for a one-time change) or "Settings" (for a change in the schedule planner) -> "Grading System" field;
- In the Journal:
Navigate to Journal -> select section/subject/dates in the filter -> class context menu "Settings" -> "Grading System".
When assigning a grading system to a section, this system will be pulled by default when creating a schedule planner for that section.
If the standard grading systems (e.g., 12-point) are not sufficient, it is possible to add a custom grading system:
After creating the grading system, it is necessary to fill it with specific grade values (e.g., specify what exactly is included in the "12-point" system).
⚠️ A correctly configured Grade Weight allows the platform to correctly calculate the arithmetic mean, even if you use a literal system or an emoji system.
At any time, you can change the parameters of an existing grading system via the context menu:
1. Go to Settings -> Grading Systems.
2. Click the context menu button to the right of the grading system and select the appropriate action:
- Edit: Change the name, grade type or status;
- Duplicate: Create a copy of an existing grading system for quick setup of a similar one;
- Information: View technical data about the grading system;
- Remove: Remove an irrelevant grading system.
Note:
Only user-created grading systems can be deleted. System types that were present by default cannot be deleted manually.