A class-wide view
Compare assessment records across students, with each task’s maximum marks and result state visible.
Gradebook &
weighted grading
Every assessment. A clearer picture.
See the class across its assessments. Bring released marks and work still in progress into a view that makes the next follow-up easier to find.
A view that helps you act
Read across the class.
Look closer at the work.
A focused assessment view
Switch to one assessment to follow its students and results without the rest of the class grid.
Find the right follow-up
Filter by student, category, assessment, content status or result state, including work awaiting marking and results ready to release.
From overview to action
Give one assessment
your full attention.
Move between the class grid and a focused view. Open the relevant marking workflow, or enter and release permitted offline assessment results from the gradebook.
- Keep released scores visible alongside current marking states.
- Follow up on work awaiting a response.
- Export released scores to CSV when needed.
Two ways to bring marks together
A calculation you can explain.
The current course result develops as scores are released. Excused and unscored results are excluded; mixing weighted and unweighted scored assessments leaves the combined percentage blank.
For your team
Shared context.
Better assessment conversations.
Teachers
See what needs attention.
Track submissions, marking and released results across the courses you teach.
Academic leaders
Read results in context.
Distinguish a current course result from unfinished work and a final reporting decision.
Students & families
Understand released results.
Use the authorised student or parent view to follow released learning results and feedback.
Understanding course results
Know what goes into the percentage.
See how released marks, assessment weights and excused results affect the current course total.
Are unreleased marks included in the course percentage?
No. The calculation uses released, scored results. Private marking drafts do not contribute to the visible course result.
What happens if I mix weighted and unweighted assessments?
When the scored results include both, the system does not calculate a combined percentage. Use a consistent weighting approach for the assessments you want to combine.
Are excused assessments counted as zero?
No. Excused results are excluded from the calculation, as are results without a released score. A released score of zero is counted.
Is the current course result the final report grade?
It is a current summary of released course scores. Academic Reporting applies the school’s reporting policies and review workflow separately.
Keep exploring
One school. More connected possibilities.
Gradebook & weighted grading
Bring the assessment picture together.
Keep marks, result states and the next conversation connected.