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Introduce Mark Schemas in Test

This article belongs to the project Gradebook and builds on the concept of Centrally Administrating Mark Schemas.

1 Initial Problem

Currently, ILIAS offers many components that might be part of exams such as the test, the exercise or the individual assessment. There is, however, no opportunity to aggregate the results of these components in a final mark (e.g. A-F). This could be corrected by introducing the grading service within the mentioned components and their respective containers.

The test is especially tricky since this object already allows a kind of grading within the sub tab "Mark Schema". Thus, more concept work will be needed than for the individual assessment or the exercise.

2 Conceptual Summary

This article aims at introducing the global Marking Schemas within the test or at streamlining the current mark schema functionality of the test in accordance with the grading service/Centrally Administrating Marking Schemas.

Our final goal is to be able to summarize the results (Marking Schemas) of different objects in an overall grade. In order to achieve this every object that can be part of the final grade needs to adapt a marking schema.

3 User Interface Modifications

3.1 List of Affected Views

This is still preliminary:

  • Test --> Settings
  • Test --> Mark Schema

3.2 User Interface Details

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3.3 New User Interface Concepts

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3.4 Accessibility Implications

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4 Technical Information

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5 Privacy

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6 Security

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7 Contact

  • Author of the Request: Falkenstein, Rob [rob]
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8 Funding

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  • Uni Freiburg

9 Discussion

10 Implementation

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Test Cases

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Approval

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Last edited: 31. May 2022, 11:09, Falkenstein, Rob [rob]