See your results

Updated 09 Nov 2022

See your grade for the course and scores for assignments on the Results page.

To access your Results page, select Gradebook or Results in your course menu.

Not all courses display your overall score.

  1. If it's not showing, select Show Overall Score at the top of the page. You see:
    • A circle showing your score so far in your course.
    • Bars showing how many assignments you have completed.
  2. Optionally select Show Calculation to drop down a table showing how much each type of assignment contributed to your score.

Optionally use the drop-down options at the top of the list of assignments to:

  • Change the time period shown in the list.
  • Show only one type of assignment.
  • Choose a chapter when you select one assignment type.

In the list of results:

  • A grayed-out assignment does not contribute to your overall score.
  • Your Study Plan Quiz Me quizzes do not contribute to your score and you cannot review them.
  • A - score means that your instructor hid the results.
  • A red exclamation point ! means your instructor needs to submit all or part of the score, for example on essay questions or show work questions. Select ! to see your score.
  • An asterisk (*) means that your instructor changed or omitted your score.
  • incomplete means your test was interrupted before you submitted it.

Select Review to open the assignment and see your answers and the correct answers. See Review your work.

For Adaptive Diagnostic tests, select Proficiency to see your proficiency level, if your instructor allows it. Your proficiency rating is shown as a percentage of 100.

Your average overall score is calculated using your average score for each assignment category (such as homework, tests, or quizzes) and the category's weight in points.

For example, if you have a 75% average in a category that contributes 50 points to your overall score, you have earned 37.5 of those points.

Your overall score is calculated based on the total points you earned out of the total possible points from all Gradebook categories.

If IDs are used in your course, you can correct your school ID. Your school ID is used to track your scores.

  1. Select Change to open the Edit ID page.
  2. Enter the correct ID select OK.

 

See also: Review your work