Today I’m going to show you how to set up grading requirements for your community. Please note, in order to set grading requirements you must have deadlines already set-up in your community.
From your community feed find the button labeled “set post requirements'' underneath professor tools. This is where you will have the ability to set, customize, and edit student posting requirements. You will set whether the assignment scores calculate in points or percent, the number of required questions and responses per deadline. If you would like to set a minimum Curiosity Score for questions and responses, you can do so here. When setting the minimum Curiosity score you can navigate between the arrows to gauge an introductory, intermediate, or advanced Curiosity Score minimum based on how advanced your course is!
Next, click Save & Continue.
Once your Posting Requirements are set and students begin posting, your participation reports will be delivered by email after each deadline that includes a final point-or-percentage grade based on this criteria. You can also generate these reports manually in your Gradebook.
If you’d prefer to not specify posting requirements for your community, check, “I do not want to set posting requirements'' at the bottom of the page. For communities without deadlines, participation reports will contain the students’ raw participation data for the term.This includes: Number of Questions and Responses, Total Curiosity Points, and Average Curiosity Points.
