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    Extra Credit Activities in Moodle

    Setting up an activity as extra credit in the gradebook

    Assignments

    Step 1

    Go to the Course Homepage


    Step 2

    Click the Gear Icon > Gradebook Setup


    Step 3

    Go to the parent category for the item you want to make extra credit and click ... > Edit category


    Step 4

    The Aggregation method must be set to Simple weighted mean of grades. Click Save


    Step 5

    Find the activity that should be graded as extra credit.


    Step 6

    Click the three dots, then Edit grade item for that activity.



    Step 7

    Click on Extra Credit and Save.




    The value for that activity in the Max grade column will now have a + symbol, indicating extra credit value.


    Delete

    Note

    The student's view of grades has no indicator that the particular score is extra credit. Consider putting the words Extra Credit somewhere within the activity title to be clear to students.

    Quizzes

    Warning

    The extra credit has to be set as a separate quiz!

    Step 1

    Create a category in the grade book and name it after the quiz that has extra credit; in the settings, make sure you select Simple weighted means of grades



    Step 2

    Move the quiz and extra credit quiz under the category

    Step 3

    In the extra credit quiz, click on three dots > Edit grade item


    Step 4

    Check the Extra credit setting and click on Save.



    Step 5

    Update the Weight on the gradebook and press Enter

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