Difference between revisions of "Assignment Statistics"
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#*'''Median''' is a measure of central tendency. The scores are arranged in numerical order from lowest to highest; if the total number of scores is odd, the median is the middle score; if the total is even, the median is the average of the two middle scores | #*'''Median''' is a measure of central tendency. The scores are arranged in numerical order from lowest to highest; if the total number of scores is odd, the median is the middle score; if the total is even, the median is the average of the two middle scores | ||
#*'''Mean''', the most frequently used measure is the simple arithmetic average, or the arithmetic mean in a set of numbers. It is obtained by adding the scores for the assignment and then dividing the sum by the total number of scores posted | #*'''Mean''', the most frequently used measure is the simple arithmetic average, or the arithmetic mean in a set of numbers. It is obtained by adding the scores for the assignment and then dividing the sum by the total number of scores posted | ||
| − | #*'''Mean Indicator''' is the percentage value of the mean/average score. It is obtained by dividing the mean score (numerator) with the assignment's point value (denominator). | + | #*'''Mean Indicator''' is the percentage value of the mean/average score. It is obtained by dividing the mean score (numerator) with the assignment's point value (denominator). (mean divided by the possible points) For example, if the mean was 7 and the total points was 8 for each of the five classes therefore giving a percentage of 88 %(rounded up). When using this report you will see a set of statistics for each class and the numbers are different except for the mean and the percentage. |
#Click '''Print''' to print or save the report | #Click '''Print''' to print or save the report | ||
Revision as of 14:04, 22 August 2014
Video How-to
How-to
- On the left, click on Grades
- Under the heading Entry, click on "WebGradebook"
- At the bottom of the WebGradebook, verify the school year and teacher. Choose the course then marking period
- Click the Reports button at the top of the window. A new drop down list will appear.
- Select Assignment Statistics from the drop down list.
- A list of assignments will appear displaying statistical data
- Assignment lists the name of the assignments
- Points is the value of the assignments in terms of total numeric points. This factor is the denominator of the mean factor
- Bonus are points in addition to the assignment points
- High is the maximum score posted for the assignment
- Low is the minimum score posted for the assignment
- Range is the maximum attainable variance within the limits of the high and low scores posted for the assignment
- Median is a measure of central tendency. The scores are arranged in numerical order from lowest to highest; if the total number of scores is odd, the median is the middle score; if the total is even, the median is the average of the two middle scores
- Mean, the most frequently used measure is the simple arithmetic average, or the arithmetic mean in a set of numbers. It is obtained by adding the scores for the assignment and then dividing the sum by the total number of scores posted
- Mean Indicator is the percentage value of the mean/average score. It is obtained by dividing the mean score (numerator) with the assignment's point value (denominator). (mean divided by the possible points) For example, if the mean was 7 and the total points was 8 for each of the five classes therefore giving a percentage of 88 %(rounded up). When using this report you will see a set of statistics for each class and the numbers are different except for the mean and the percentage.
- Click Print to print or save the report
