Thanks Jim

Ive found that button but thought that might be the actual mark awarded by the tutors. I want them to award 20% of the final marks for the assignment. So would I put 20% in the box? How then is the algorithm applied to the tutor mark to give the group mark?

Sue 

Dr Sue Palmer-Conn C.Psychol AFBPsS SFHEA (2008) NTF (2004) MBA

Liverpool John Moores University
Rm TRB 3.28
School of Natural Science and Psychology
Byrom St
Liverpool L3 3AF

Tel 0151 904 6304

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From: WebPA [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Turner, James
Sent: 18 November 2013 15:27
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Subject: Re: setting marking %

hi
this all happens after they have submitted and the assignment is closed

here is a guide
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_BSBAG6syI

apologies for the sound track!
jim

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Sent: 18 November 2013 15:05
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Subject: setting marking %

Hello

Please can you tell me how to set the WebPA %age contribution for the assignment?

I would like the contribution to be 20% of the total but can't find any way to set this

Regards

Sue

Dr Sue Palmer-Conn C.Psychol AFBPsS SFHEA (2008) NTF (2004) MBA

Liverpool John Moores University
Rm TRB 3.28
School of Natural Science and Psychology Byrom St Liverpool L3 3AF

Tel 0151 904 6304


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