Manual for teacher

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This section explains how to check the students’ class summary of each content.

1. Select the course whose class summary you want to check with a single click, and click [Class Summary].
   

   Memo

   TAs can also check the class summary and mark answers. However, they cannot finalize grades.

2. The Class summary window (the students’ class summary of each content) is displayed.
   
   From this window, you can check the learning histories.

   Reference

   • Items in the window ⇒ "Items in the Class summary window"
   • Checking learning histories ⇒ "Displaying study history details"

Items in the Class summary window

Item	Description
Course switch button (1)	Allows you to switch to the previous or next course.
No, Student ID, Name, Total Raw Score (2)	Clicking a name displays the profile of the student. Double-clicking a part other than a name displays the class summary. Reference "Displaying study history details" Memo A long student name is shown in an abbreviated form; placing the cursor near it displays the name in full.
Scroll bar (3)	Use this to see the scores of individual contents (attendance, review sheet, on-demand, material content, discussion, quiz, and report). 【Display method】 Drag the slider in the scroll bar to right or left.
Values displayed for each content (4)	Content	Format
	Attendance	Attendance No. (Late No./Left Early No.) Total No. [Calculation]
	Review Sheet	Review Sheet Hand-in No./Total No. : Average Point : Total Point [Calculation]
	On-demand	Access No. (B.N. Access No.)/Total No. 〔Calculation〕
	Material Content	Access No. (B.N. Access No.)/Total No. 〔Calculation〕
	Discussion	Written No. (Evaluation No.) : Average Point : Total Point 〔Calculation〕
	Quiz	Answered No./Total No. : Average Point : Total Point 〔Calculation〕
	Report	Submitted No./Total No. : Average Point : Total Point 〔Calculation〕
	Placing the mouse cursor near a content item displays the explanation of the content. Memo A calculation is an average number of Hand-in contents, Access or Attendance as opposed to the total number of contents of the relevant type. The calculation method can be set freely by changing conditions using [Change parameters]. The accurate calculation methods are as follows. Attendance: Give 100 points to each attended class and the values set by the evaluation criterion parameters (default: 70 points) to each late arrival and early dismissal, respectively, and calculate the average taking weighting into account. Review Sheet: Evaluate the score of each review sheet on a 100-point scale, and calculate the average taking into account the weighting of that particular review sheet. On-demand: Give 100 points to each content access and the value set for the content by the evaluation criterion parameter (default: 0 points) to each back number access, and calculate the average taking weighting into account. Material Content: Give 100 points to each content access and the value set by the evaluation criterion parameter (default: 0 points) to each back number access, and calculate the average taking weighting into account. Discussion: Calculate the total of the scores of each article taking into account the weighting of that particular discussion. Quiz: Evaluate the score of each quiz on a 100-point scale, and calculate the average taking into account the weighting of that particular quiz. Report: Evaluate the score of each report on a 100-point scale, and calculate the average taking into account the weighting of that particular report. Note An empty (ungraded) column is calculated as "0 points" and included in the average or score calculation. To exclude empty (ungraded) columns from the calculation, check "Exclude ungraded (empty column) from the total score" in the "Criterion parameter change" window for the class summary and perform automatic score calculation. Reference "07-03. Creating a Mark book (1) – Using evaluation criterion parameters and an evaluation graph"
Select all(5)	Selects all students. Memo To select students individually, check the checkbox(es) next to the ID number(s). If you do not check any of these checkboxes, all students will be selected.
Unselect all(6)	Clears all selections.
Operation list box (7)	Allows you to select an operation.
Number of students evaluated (8)	Displays the number of students for each evaluation.
Number of students (9)	Displays the numbers of students, students whose grades have been finalized, students whose grades are pending, and students who are not applicable.

Item	Description
Notes (10)	Click the button in the Notes column to register or edit notes.
Remarks field (11)	Displays the evaluation criteria and other information.
Close(12)	Click this button to return to the My Courses window.
Update(13)	If you want to reflect the data entered in the window or have made any change, you always need to click Update. Memo If you switch to another course without doing the update, the data entered in the window will be discarded.

Displaying study history details

1. Double-click a part other than the name of the target student in the Class summary window.
   

   The study history of the selected student is displayed.
   

   Click the calculation of a content.
   

   The Review Sheet Study history details window is displayed.