CCFIT: Scantron/Clicker Import scores must ask for max points possible and translate the scores into %'s for % gradebooks
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Peter Peterson March 26, 2012 at 4:03 PM
Closed per QA ressults from Fernando
Peter Peterson March 26, 2012 at 4:02 PM
You mean the CLE 2.8? If so then yes we can add this to the regression tests, but this should be closed.
DAVID: please add to the regression plan
Fernando Socorro March 23, 2012 at 4:14 PM
Should this be retested on 2.8?
Fernando Socorro March 23, 2012 at 4:14 PM
QA Pass
The percent conversion issue
1. The import wizard notices the scores in the file are not 0-100 shows the highest and lowest scores, and sets the highest score as the default "points" value for the item.
2. The grader has the option of changing the points. After the points are set, the grades in the spreadsheet reflect the desired percentages correctly. Neat, btw.
File options: file contains
1. The grader gets the option of choosing "clicker" in the dropdown menu
2. In the next frame, only the item name and scores appear.
Should this be retested when we get the 2.8 on test?
Peter Peterson March 21, 2012 at 1:39 PM
Assigned to Fernando for QAing
Scantron and Clicker Import scores are # right of X # of questions
This is fine for points gradebooks, but % and Letter Grade gradebooks expect the imported value to be a % or Letter Grade.
When importing into a % gradebook, then the import process needs to
1) determine the maximum points (=number of questions) either by asking the user, or by allowing the user to provide the points in the import preview spreadsheet (default is currently 100 there) before the following calculation occurs,
2) calculate the percentage grade by dividing the imported score by the input maximum points value.
3) proceed with the import process for actual percentage values.
When importing into a Letter Grades gradebook, then the import process needs to
1) determine the maximum points (=number of questions) either by asking the user, or by allowing the user to provide the points in the import preview spreadsheet (default is currently 100 there) before the following calculation occurs,
2) calculate the percentage grade by dividing the imported score by the input maximum points value.
3) look up the letter grade that corresponds to the calculated percent score
4) proceed with the import process for actual letter grade values.