Available for Grader and Planner.
The Candidate list provides a better overview of the grading process. It shows the status of candidates who need grading, the grades set by you and your co-graders, and any candidates who have conflicting grades.
The candidate list columns
| Candidate ID | The candidate ID of the candidates. The list is sorted by this column. |
| Committee | The committee name. In the example images you can see that candidate 3, 4 and 5 are graded by committee 2. |
| Marks (requires activation) |
This column contains the current marks for the candidate. Note: If the test is set up to award grades rather than scores on individual questions, this column will still show a number. That is because a grade is stored with a numerical value in the database in exactly the same way as a numeric score. |
| Your grade | The grade you have set will be shown here |
| Grades (only shown in final grading) | Includes all the grades from the Graders in the committee separated by a "/". The dash (-) indicates no grades have been set. |
| Final Grades | This is the final grade and the value will only be set if the committee has approved final grading. |
| Grading deadline | If there is a grading deadline for the candidate it will be visible in this column. |
| Group | In group tests there will be an additional column with the group name for each candidate. This is not in use in our example images as this is an exam without groups. |
Candidate list when grading
When the test is closed, you can see candidates who have submitted the test when you click on Grade your candidates.
- When grading is in process and some grades are set, ungraded candidates will be marked with a dash (-).
- When there are many candidates, use Filters on the top-right corner to filter the candidates that have not been graded.
Final grading - Get an overview of conflicting grades
When the committee has started the final grading, the grades are shared with the co-graders. It is then easy to see any conflicting grades.
- The Grader's own grades are always shown in bold in the Grades column.
- The text marked red on the top indicates the number of candidates that have conflicting grades.
- Candidates with conflicting grades are marked with a yellow background color to indicate that not all Graders have given the same grade.
Grading complete
When all Graders in the committees have confirmed their final grades, the system verifies that all candidates have a final grade with no conflicts. The Final grade column is then populated, and the grades become available in the grading protocol.