The Course Markbook gives you the opportunity to see what has been marked, what requires marking, the marks that individual students have received, the average percent per class, and the average percent the cohort has achieved.
There are a number of features that help you to understand what is happening in the cohort who are taking this course.
Show Display Marks
You can check the Show Display Marks checkbox to view marks as letter grades—the same format students and parents see (display mark type). If you leave it unchecked, you'll see marks as percentages, which is the format used for grading (input mark type).
Note: The display mark type is what students and parents will see, while the input mark type is what school staff use to grade assessments. For example, as a school staff, you’ll see marks as percentages, but students and parents will always see marks as letter grades on their pages.
Show drafts
You can choose if you wish to see marking that is in draft form. This will show the grade for any submissions that have been marked but where the grade has not yet been published. Drafts are shown in grey and italicised.

Flags
The flag colours indicate that mark status of the tasks.

Grey - No mark
Orange - Unpublished draft mark. This is shown when further feedback has been given or current feedback has been edited, but not yet published.
Red - Resubmit. This is shown when a teacher has requested a student resubmit their assessment.
Green - Mark published
Pending - ‘Pending’ indicates that the teacher has not yet created any feedback.
The line indicates that the student has not yet submitted.
Course Average
In the Course Markbook, you can view the average grade for the cohort. This grade is responsive to your filter selections, so it may change depending on which classes or groups you have selected.

You can also see the average grade for each class or group who are taking the course.
Filters
The Course Markbook has filters to help you reduce the information available to just what you need. Using the filter tool, you can choose to filter based on classes or groups, assessment types, assessment period, unit, activity status, weighting, and work type.
1. Select the drop-down arrow next to the filter criteria you wish to edit.

2. Use the checkboxes to choose what you wish to display in the markbook. These choices will display above the filter selection tool.

3. Select ‘Apply Filters’.
To remove filters, select 'Reset to defaults', then 'Apply Filters'.