Assessment Hub

An alphabetical list of the guidance and reference materials included on the Assessment Hub web pages.

The Assessment Hub can be found under the 'Students' tab (Student Administration Staff Page) in EUCLID and then under Assessment and Progression.

View our assessment setup guidance to learn the principles of using the Assessment and Progression software in EUCLID.

This section includes guidance on entering marks including double marking.

As long as the course result is unratified you can change marks through the Enter Marks screen for one or more students or through the little i button for an individual student.

View our guidance to remove / reinstate a particular assessment from a course for a given student.

Mark scaling, or Standard-setting, is a moderation process whereby decisions are made about boundaries or 'cut points' between the marks/grades of students on a course. Scaling is optional and currently used by a small number of schools on specific courses.

Use the Export Marks screen to see an overview of the course results for all students and choose to export this data to Excel.

You can publish or unpublish provisional item or assessment marks to students during the year so they can view their progress.

Calculate, change grades, ratify and publish course results for one or more students at the same time from the Process Course Results screen. You can also unratify, unpublish and undo resits from here.

Information, hints and tips for getting the most out of running the course board report in BI Suite.

Only some resit scenarios are currently supported in the Assessment Hub. View the guidance here on how to manage resits in APT.

A null sit is a decision that means the assessment attempt doesn't count and therefore doesn't contribute to the maximum number of attempts allowed. Record a null sit using the NS grade.

To better aid communication between staff and students see how to access the students view of published course mark information.

Information on recording course assessment results in EUCLID, and marking schemes.