[LON-CAPA-users] grading question

[Mark Lucas]

Hmm... I thought the default was that each part had an equal weight unless 
otherwise specified. A 2-part problem would be worth 1 point for each part 
if I had a weight of 1 point set globally.

Is this in Chart or Spreadsheet?


Mark


On Tue, 16 Sep 2003, Lars Jensen wrote:

> How is grading of multi-part problems done? I have a 3 part problem, and
> a student have two parts correct, one part wrong. Nevertheless, the
> student receives no credit for the problem. Is grading supposed to work
> this way? -It seems to me that the default for a multipart problems
> should be to split up the available credit evenly between each part.
> 
> Lars.
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