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Introduction

Objectives of Phase 2 Pilot

Duration of Pilot

Communication

(team channel details here)

Limitations of Phase 2 PilotA Moodle-Portico Marks Transfer integration has been designed to improve the process for transferring marks from Moodle to Portico. This is now available on UCL Moodle. 

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 It is important to understand that this This version of the Marks Transfer Wizard (MTW), will NOT accommodate all assessment scenarios or activities at this time. This version of the MTW is designed to test the core scenarios and activities so that this can be released institutionally wide. Our development team will then based prioritise on user feedback will prioritise and add the additional functionality in an "Agile" iterative development fashion. This will enable the team to progressively improve the product while still giving benefits from an early stage.

This page outlines when you can and cannot use marks transfer and how the tool will be developed next.

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When can I use Mark Transfer? 

You will be able to use Mark Transfer if the following conditions are met:

  1. You are enrolled as a Category Administrator, Course Administrator, Course Leader, (Editing) Tutor or FLTL.
  2. A Portico enrolment block has been used to create a mapping with a Module Delivery to your Moodle course.
  3. Either of the following assessment scenarios is true:-
    1. Only one assessment activity is being linked to one assessment component in Portico.
    2. Only one assessment activity is being linked to multiple assessment components in Portico.
  4. An assessment component exists in Portico to map against.
  5. The Moodle assessment marks are numerical 0-100. Please ensure they don't include the % symbol and are set to display as Default (Real) in the Grade Book.
  6. The assessment component in Portico is compatible with SITS marking schemes and SITS assessment types.
  7. For exam assessments, the Portico assessment component is the exam room code EXAMMDLE. 

What assessments and activities am I able to use?

The following summative assessment activities are eligible for marks transfer:

  • Moodle Assignment
  • Moodle Quiz (please ensure the quiz mark is out of 100 in the Grade Book)
  • Turnitin Assignment (NOT multipart)

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You can now also transfer marks for a:

  • Grade item (This is for an item you have added manually to the Grade Book. Please ensure the Grade type is set to "value" and the maximum value is 100).
  • Grade category (This means that if you have set up a Category in the Grade Book which has its own aggregated grade calculated from its Grade Items, you can also transfer this grade to one or more than one assessment component in Portico. As before, the Grade type needs to be set to "value" and the maximum value must be 100).

When can't I use Marks Transfer?

You can't use Mark Transfer in Moodle if:

  • The marks to be transferred are part of a course without a mapping to a module delivery.
  • An assessment component does not exist in Portico to map against.
  • The Moodle activity type is a multi-part Turnitin assignment.
  • You wish to transfer marks from a scale e.g. A-F.
  • There are marks already in Portico (you cannot overwrite marks in Portico from Moodle).
  • The assessment component in Portico is not compatible with SITS Marking Schemes and SITS Assessment Types
  • The exam room code is not EXAMMDLE in Portico for exam assessments.
  • You are administering SoRAs or ECs (this functionality is on our list for development).


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If the assessment scenario or activity is not mentioned above as part of the criteria for when you can use Marks Transfer, you will need to continue to use manual processes to upload marks into Portico for the time being.

What will Marks Transfer do in the future?

We will continue to improve the marks transfer integration by adding further marking scenarios and functionality.

Next priorities for development include:

  • Special cases: SORAs and ECs
  • Turnitin multipart assignments (if possible)
  • Moodle Lessons
  • External LTIs
  • Plugins such as H5P