Grade Distribution

Setup Box Options

Admin: Grades > Count > Grade Distribution Report

Teachers: Reports > Grades > Grade Distribution Report

To find definitions for standard setup values, follow this link: Standard Setup Options.

Click the OK to advance to the next page.

Select any course and the desired grading period.
On the icons row across the top, click on the Reports icon (paper icon) to see a list of reports categories.
Select the Grades report category. A list of grades reports will appear on the right.
Select Grade Distribution Report.
A list of all of your courses will appear on the screen with counts and percentages for alpha grades, passing (p), OSNU, and incompletes.

Column Headers

To find definitions of commonly used column headers, follow this link: Common Column Headers.

For other columns not listed in the common column list: .

TGR: Total grades posted.
Column Header A, A%, through F, F%: Count of students with an A, B, etc., followed by the percent of each.
Column Header P, P%: Number of students earning a grade of P followed by the percent.
Column Header O, O% through U, U%: Number of students earning a grades of O, S, N, U followed by the percent of each.
Column Header I, I%: Number of students with an incomplete followed by the percent.
Column NUM: Total numeric points divided by total grades posted
Column Grade: Grading scale letter equivalent of the NUM column. This field will be empty if a mix of grading scales are used.
Column OT: The total of other grades posted.
column QP: The total quality points divided by the number of grades posted.

TIP: If the user clicks on the number in the grades count cell, the roster of students who have that grade will be displayed on the screen.

To obtain a quick list of students failing a single course: Click on the count of "F" grades for a single course.
To obtain a quick list of students failing all classes taught by a teacher: On the teacher summary row, click on the count of "F" grades.

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