Planner - Candidate list in Grading

The candidate list in grading gives the planner a better overview of the grading process.

The candidate list in grading gives the planner a better overview of the grading process. He can follow the progress of the different graders and committees.
In this example we look at an exam with the following grading setup:

• 3 graders (sensor 1, sensor 2, sensor 3)
• Committee 1 (sensor 1 and sensor 2)
• Committee 2 (sensor 1 and sensor 3)
• The planner is not a grader in this use case.

Planner overview - first look

From the details section in grading the planner can open the candidate list, by clicking Open (6).  The 6 indicates 
that there are  6 gradable candidates on this exam.

The candidate list includes the following columns:

• Candidate ID 
  The candidte ID of the candidates. The list is sorted by this column.
• Committee 
  The committee name . In this example you can see that candidates 1,2,3 are graded by committee 1.
• Grades
  Includes all the grades  from the graders in the committee separate by a "/". The "-" indicates no grades has been set.
• Final Grades
  This is the final grade and this value will only be set if the committee has approved final grading.
• Group 
  This is not in use in this example as this is a exam without groups. Please refer to this article describing the candidate list for group exams. 

Grading started - some grades are set

The image below shows the candidate list after some grades have been set. By hovering over the grade the planner can 
see which grader has set the grade. The "-" indicates that the other grader in the committtee has not finished "Your grading" yet.
It is also possible to hover the "-" to see the name of the other grader in the committee. 

Grading in progress

The example below shows the same candidate list when both graders in committee 1 have set their grades.
Because there are no results in the Final grade column, the planner knows that the committee has not confirmed
their "Final grading" yet.  Note that the planner can see that the graders have set the same grade and that there
are no confliciting grades (see below for an example illustrating  conflicting grades).  

The planner can also see that one grader in committee 2 still hasn't set his grades.

A committee has finished their grading

When both graders in committee 1 have confirmed their grades and the grading protocol for committee 1 is ready for download,
the planner can see the results in the Final grade column. He can also see that grader Sensor 3 has not set 
any grades yet. 

Conflicting grades

Now the graders in committee 2 have started final grading. The planner can see that they still have conflicting 
grades and have 2 more candidatets to agree on.  All candidates with conflicting grades will be show with a yellow
background.  

Note that a grade is only defined as a conflcting grade if the committee has started final grading. If the 
graders have set different grades in "Your grading" they still can't see the other grader's grades and the
line will not be marked with a yellow background. 

Grading complete

When all committes have confimed their final grading all candidates have got a Final grade and their are no conflicts