What can be 'averaged' in iDoceo?
Short answer: Anything, any column with any kind of content. Even icons.
Elaborated: Each column in your grade book has a 'Grade type' or 'Grading scale' asigned. This allows iDoceo to combine different kind of columns and grade scales in a single calculation and represent it in a 'Calculation' column which in turn has a grade scale or type assigned as well.
This basically means that you can mix any kind of columns in the average and the result can be represented as a grade, percent, or any other grade type , even your own.
A brief introduction
In this article, we will explain different kinds of calculations and its results with different grade types. In essence all boils down to the same steps:
- Assign a 'Grade type' to each column, either a score, a grade or your own grade types.
- Add a column > Calculation > Weighted average
- Select the columns that you'd like to take into account (by tapping on its headers)
- Choose the Grade type that will represent the Result (i.e. A to F, or 0 to 100 for a percent)
- (optional) Assign the weight on each column. By default it calculates same weight for all columns.
A Custom Weighted average
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In this example we are calculating the average of Test 1, Test 2 and Test 3 .
The grade type on all four columns (including the calculation) is set to generic with Total points = 100.
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After adding the average calculation, you will have to tap on the headers of the columns you would like to take into account to obtain the result

Here is the final result

Simple Average
- Add a Category / Folder . Tap on the plus sign on the right top of the gradebook
- Choose the Grade type Result and the Calculation desired (i.e. 0 to 100 and Weighted Average

- Add as many columns as needed inside the folder, by tapping on the folder's Three points and after that, tap on Add Column .

- Its done ! You can start filling the cells with the exam's grades, The main folder's column will show the average result without further configurations.

Representing the result as a text grade
In our previous example, the calculation's grade type was set as generic Max points = 100. To show the result as a grade from A to F just change the Grade type result to "Text grades A to F".
or in bulk: Tap on Tools (top bar) > Select your columns > Edit > Grade type
You can create your own grades or edit the current ones. Main menu > Grade types
Here is the final result
