Submissions
  • 07 Jul 2022
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When an assessor opens a schedule to mark, it will lead to the Submissions tab. Here they'll find all the scripts they need to assess. This page explains the Submissions tab and Progress report tab.

In Cirrus you can easily mark candidates or items of any assessment available for Marking. It depends on the type of questions (open versus closed) and your preferred approach for scoring on how to do this.

Different terminology
Marking is also known as scoring or grading. It basically means assigning point to the answer given, at which point you can also give reasons for the score.

The Submissions Screen of your schedule: where marking starts

So you've scheduled your assessment and candidates have taken your exam. Their hand-ins will show on the submissions screen for the schedule under Marking>Assess: now it is time to mark / score them.

  • To start this you go to Marking > the 'Assess'-tab
  • Click on the assessment you want to mark. The submissions screen for that particular schedule will open:

On the submissions screen for the schedule to be marked by you, you can for example click on the candidate to start scoring. This screen will also provide you with:

  1. You can view a list of all candidates or items and information on their User ID, when they handed in, Your Score, Moderator Score (when applicable) and the Status of scoring.
  2. Click on the candidate/item to start / continue scoring. 
  3. The Status column shows the status of scoring for each candidate, use this in combination with  
  4. Filter by: especially if you have a large cohort of candidates to score. You can filter the results by:
    • Attempts that counts [default selected] - the test was handed in and requires Scoring of one or more questions*
    • First attempt
    • Last attempt - only applicable for assessment with multiple attempts
    • Best attempt - only applicable for assessment with multiple attempts
    • All not marked attempts -Tip: use this one to quickly find candidate that might have been missed while scoring 
    • All attempts
  5.  Filter sharing:
    • Assigned to me (default filter)
    • Assigned to others
    • All
  6. Filter Status -> View by Candidate:
    • All
    • Not handed in - the candidate did not hand in anything or his/her test was voided by the invigilator
    • Handed in - User handed in exam, Assessor has to start marking.
    • Voided attempt - An attempt was voided during the exam by the invigilator
    • Scoring in progress- candidate have been scored but can still be changed
    • Scoring complete - Scoring is been entered by marker, next step is to submit score
    • Waiting for co-assessor - The coordinator used 2 markers on the same item/candidate (4 eye principle), the co-assessor still needs to mark
    • Waiting for moderator - A moderator has been assigned by the coordinator and has to finish the markings
    • Assessing complete - You've submitted the scoring of the candidate and are done for marking

      Filter Status -> View by Item:
    • All
    • Not Started - Marking is not started yet
    • In progress - Marking is started, this could mean you are ready for publishing or you are still in progress.
    • Pending - Marking is pending because of another action, such as a moderator has to start moderation
    • Assessing complete -You've submitted the scoring of the item and are done for marking
    • Removed -
  7. Sidebar - The sidebar is depending on the 'view by' filter. It allows you to see the overall progress of your marking.

    When all scoring for your assessment has been done:

    1. Use the checkbox in the first column next to the candidates name/ item title to select their scores for submission. The candidates that have their scores submitted will have their check-box ‘greyed out’. 
    2. Click the ‘Submit scores’ button: a prompt will show "Are you sure you want to submit the scores? After you have submitted the scores you cannot make any changes to the scoring. Are you sure you want to continue?"
      Click "Yes"

      Tip: You can submit scores for individual candidates or choose to submit all at once.



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