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Marking Tool Layout

Learn the layout of the marking tool and understand the best way to move around to fit on with your marking process

The marking tool brings together the processes of providing comments, feedback and entering marks and, reviewing and submitting a final grade. When using the marking tool, it is not necessary to go to the marking overview to finalise and submit the final grades. However, the marking overview is still part of the assessing landing page and you can read our corresponding article on using the marking overview tool.

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Marking Tool Layout

FLOWassign/FLOWhandin/FLOWlock

Submissions made to a FLOWassign, FLOWhandin and FLOWlock will be presented in the marking tool as shown below:

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With multiple functions available, we shall take each section of the tool in turn. Please note that the screen views may differ according to how flows have been set up.

Left-hand Navigation Pane

Participants

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  1. Open the list of participants
  2. Number of participants listed
  3. Apply Early release feedback for all to all participants (this setting can be enabled/disabled individually within the grading window)
  4. Filter the list of participants by selecting a criteria from the pop-up window
  5. Remove the filter
  6. Select the columns you wish to be visible in the table of participants
  7. Filter the list using any of the column headers
  8. Go to a participant's submission by clicking on the row in the table
  9. Identifies participants that have made a submission
  10. Identifies participants for whom you have entered a grade but yet submitted a final grade
  11. Identifies participants for whom a final grade has been submitted
  12. Opens the navigation bar allowing you to move between participants or between files submitted by the same participant
  13. Confirms your network status e.g. online
  14. Takes you back out of the marking tool

Common Feedback

Common feedback can be added by opening the common feedback window by clicking on the Common Feedback icon. Please see our article on providing feedback

Main Navigation Pane
 

Header Bar and Navigation Bar

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  1. Flow name and current student name (when not anonymised)
  2. Open options menu to select download, print and settings functions
  3. Full screen view
  4. Navigate between multiple pages within the current file
  5. Select options for displaying transition between pages, page orientation (option to rotate pages) and page layout (single or double pages displayed)
  6. Select preferred magnification
  7. Zoom in and out
  8. Pan around e.g. when an image is highly magnified
  9. Select text
  10. View the current page
  11. Annotate utilising the tools listed in No. 14
  12. Annotate utilising shapes that show beneath: freehand, free hand highlight, rectangle, ellipse, polygon, line, polyline and arrow and select a colour: red, blue, black or green
  13. Insert a signature, rubber stamp, or a date
  14. Annotation tools: highlight, underline, strikeout, squiggly (underline), note and free text
  15. Undo last action
  16. Redo last action
  17. Eraser
  18. Search for text within the current file
  19. Show all annotations in the right-hand pane; can be re-ordered according to preference
  20. Indicates which participant (index number) submission you are currently viewing
  21. Navigate up and down through the list of participants
  22. Navigate left and right through the files submitted by the current participant
  23. Move the navigation bar to your preferred location on the screen
  24. Close the navigation bar
 
Right-hand Navigation Pane

Submission Overview

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  1. Open the submission overview
  2. Close the submission overview
  3. Build a package for export that can be downloaded and marked outside of WISEflow
  4. Identifies the main PDF submission (FLOWassign)
  5. Similarity percentage as generated by the designated similarity service (Turnitin or Ouriginal)
  6. List of appendices, if applicable (FLOWassign)

Rubrics

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  1. Open the rubric
  2. Close the rubric
  3. Select with whom the rubric should be shared
  4. The rubric to be completed
  5. Progress of the rubric completion
  6. Once complete, approve the rubric

Submission Feedback

Submission feedback can be added by opening the submission feedback window by clicking on the Submission Feedback icon. Please see our article on providing feedback


Grade

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  1. Open the grading window
  2. Preliminary grade according to the completed rubric (definitive if the grade scaler is enforced)
  3. Close the grading window
  4. Feedback table detailing the numbers of annotations, submission feedback items and common feedback items followed by the number of each of those items that will be shared with participants
  5. Score as calculated/entered through completion of the rubric
  6. View the grade scaler if one has been added
  7. View the completed rubric for the submission (if a rubric is present on the flow)
  8. Grade that has been entered (either manually, calculated through completion of the rubric or automatically if the mark converter is enforced)
  9. View the grade audit trail for the participant, e.g. previously submitted and subsequently unlocked final grade
  10. Early release of feedback for that participant only (if the appropriate setting has been enabled on the flow), allows feedback to be available to the participant prior to the end of marking period
  11. Submit the completed assessment for the submission: a pop-up window asks for confirmation that the grade is correct and allows the assessor to add an internal note to the grade audit trail

As the marking tool for FLOWattend works in the same way for FLOWoral, details below regarding the marking tool will be the same for both flows.

Flow Page Overview for FLOWoral

FLOWoral is designed to support scheduled assessment activities where the assessor interacts with the candidate or observes them completing an activity or performing a particular skill. As such, candidates are not required to submit artefacts to WISEflow, rather they are scored based on the assessor's live observation. It also means that the scoring usually takes place in a real-time context as the assessor observes the candidate completing their assessment. To support this format the WISEflow interface differs from some of the other flow types.

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  1. Open the marking tool (access scoring and grading tools)
  2. Grade overview (where final grades will eventually be submitted)
  3. Period overview (details the candidates to which you have been assigned as an assessor and in which order they are due to appear)
  4. Toggle between candidate list and exam timetable views (alternative view shown below)
  5. Print summary
  6. The different times indicate the start time for preparation, the start time of the oral examination and the end time of the examination. If time has been allocated for the discussion of the grade, this will be reflected in the end time for an individual participant.

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  1. Overview displayed as a candidate list
  2. Option to adjust periods (if enabled by the flow manager)
  3. Feedback sentiment analysis
  4. Details of any co-assessors
The Marking Tool
 

 

The Marking Archive

Flows are archived by default one month after the end of the assessment period (this may vary if your institution has set up different retention rules). You can find archived flows in the marking archive, available from the marking landing page.

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