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===How-to===
 
===How-to===
  
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#Log into WebPams page
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#Log into '''WebPams'''
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#On the left, click on "Grades"
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#On the left, click on '''Grades'''
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#Under the heading "Entry", click on "WebGradebook"
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#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
 
#At the bottom of the WebGradebook, verify the school year and teacher.  Choose the course then marking period
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#Click the "Reports" button at the top of the window
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#Click the '''Reports''' button at the top of the window. A new drop down list will appear.
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#Click on "Assignment Statistics"
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#Select '''Assignment Statistics''' from the drop down list.
 
#A list of assignments will appear displaying statistical data
 
#A list of assignments will appear displaying statistical data
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#*"Assignment" lists the name of the assignments
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#*'''Assignment''' lists the name of the assignments
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#*"Points" is the value of the assignments in terms of total numeric points.  This factor is the denominator of the mean factor
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#*'''Points''' is the value of the assignments in terms of total numeric points.  This factor is the denominator of the mean factor
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#*"Bonus" are points in addition to the assignment points
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#*'''Bonus''' are points in addition to the assignment points
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#*"High" is the maximum score posted for the assignment
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#*'''High''' is the maximum score posted for the assignment
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#*"Low" is the minimum score posted for the assignment
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#*'''Low''' is the minimum score posted for the assignment
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#*"Range" is the maximum attainable variance within the limits of the high and low scores posted for the assignment
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#*'''Range''' is the maximum attainable variance within the limits of the high and low scores posted for the assignment
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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
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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
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#*"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
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#*'''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
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#*"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)
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#*'''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)
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#Click "Print" to print or save the report
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#Click '''Print''' to print or save the report

Revision as of 07:10, 2 January 2014

Video How-to

Assignment Statistics video

How-to

  1. Log into WebPams
  2. On the left, click on Grades
  3. Under the heading Entry, click on "WebGradebook"
  4. At the bottom of the WebGradebook, verify the school year and teacher. Choose the course then marking period
  5. Click the Reports button at the top of the window. A new drop down list will appear.
  6. Select Assignment Statistics from the drop down list.
  7. 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)
  8. Click Print to print or save the report
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