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- Select a gradebook item by name from Gradebook Items Summary table overview page. Verify the Gradebook Item Summary page is similar to wireframe page 8 except that the data displayed is your own.
- Verify that the title/breadcrumb "Gradebook Items Overview" is clickable and returned you to the Gradebook Items Overview page.
- Verify the item title, points, class average, and due date fields are read only.
- Verify that the category field is read only - if you have added categories as a gradebook option. If the item is not assigned to a category, the message as follow is displayed:
"Please assign this item to a category. Click Edit Item Settings below and choose a categroy on the form." - Verify that the Options link Edit assignment settings is active and you are taken to the edit page.
- Verify that the Options link Remove assignment from gradebook is active and takes you to a Remove Gradebook Item page. Choose Cancel and verify you are returned to the gradebook item page.
- Verify the Release this item to Students option is checked if using default settings, i.e., if you have not changed the setting on creation. Verify the message beneath (see wireframe page 8) it is only shown if the Site release release is not on in Course Grade Options. Note: this step must be verified with GB team
- Verify the View under Grading Table displays All Sections by default and lists sections if any exist.
- Verify changes specified on wireframe page 13 for student list:
- Student names are clickable and will take the user to the individual student page
- The email column is populated
- The points column treats blanks as null (not zero)
- If the GB set to enter items as percent, the title of the column is "%"; if letter grades, title coumn is "Letter Grade" - change settings briefly if needed to verify.
- If this item comes from Tests & Quizzes, entry boxes are disabled and greyed out. need to test this on a system where T&Q works!
- Verify that the buttons at the bottom of the screen are labeled "Save Changes" and "Clear Changes" and are right aligned.
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