Blackboard Grade Calculator

Helps tallying grades on blackboard

What is Blackboard Grade Calculator?

Blackboard Grade Calculator is a Chrome extension that automatically tallies and calculates grades in the 'Comments & Markups' section on Blackboard. It displays the sum ratio of grades and allows users to view the distribution of graders. The extension is designed to enhance the grading process and provide an efficient way to track and manage grades on Blackboard.

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By: bcigdemoglu

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Users: 92 ▲ 2

Rating: 5.00 (1)

Version: 1.4 (Last updated: 2017-02-17)

Creation date: 2017-02-16

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 1.07M

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# 73803 ▼ 606

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#30567 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 54 #213 in header keyword 25 ▲ 4 #227 in calculator keyword 39 ▲ 19

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SUMMARY: Tallies grades in "Comments & Markups" section that has the format: "x/y [ grader explanation text here or empty ]" (e.g: "1/10 -9 No work shown", where x=1 and y=10 for this specific grading.) Displays the tallied grades by modifying the "Comments & Markups" header as "Comments & Markups [sum(x)/sum(y)]"

BE CAREFUL! Best practice is to define the score ratio at beginning of a comment. For annotations that do not contain a grading, but a ratio as an explanation to a question must be observed carefully, since they would be calculated as well.

USAGE: Simply download and install the extension to automatically view the sum ratio in the header. Click on "Comments & Markups [sum(x)/sum(y)]" header or the "A+" icon on top-right of the chrome screen (as shown in the first screenshot) to view grader distribution (as shown in the second screenshot.)

CREDITS: Thanks to Qiuyin Ren and Syed Hossain for the idea.