About the Moderate (Standard) screen

If a test has been set up for moderation, it appears in the Moderate (Standard) screen after being marked. Moderators can review marked scripts, adjust results, and edit grade boundaries.

This article explains what the Moderate (Standard) screen is, how to navigate it, and how to use its features.

In This Article

• Navigating to the Moderate (Standard) screen
• About the Moderate grid
• Finding scripts
• Filtering scripts
• Sorting scripts
• Fixing columns
• Resizing columns
• Changing pages
• Actions on the Moderate (Standard) screen
• Further reading

Navigating to the Moderate (Standard) screen

To view the Moderate (Standard) screen, go to Test Administration > Moderate.

Select Standard on the Standard / Legacy toggle to view the Moderate (Standard) screen.

About the Moderate grid

The Moderate grid displays all moderated scripts you have access to. Refer to the following table for information on each default column.

Column	Description
Status	Indicates whether the script has been flagged and/or escalated.
Centre Name	Displays the name of the test’s parent centre.
Subject	Displays the name of the test’s parent subject.
Test Name	Displays the name of the test.
Test Form Reference	Displays the test form’s unique reference number.
Last Name	Displays the candidate’s last name.
First Name	Displays the candidate’s first name.
Candidate ref.	Displays the candidate’s unique reference number.
ULN	Displays the candidate’s unique learner number. NOTE: Candidate ULN numbers only display if Enable ULN has been enabled in Site Settings.
Duration	Displays the total duration of the candidate’s test session before submission.
Original Result	Displays the candidate’s original result before moderation.
Adjusted Result	Displays the candidate’s adjusted result after moderation.
Percent	Displays the percentage score achieved by the candidate.
Mark	Displays the mark achieved by the candidate.
Centre Name	Displays the parent centre’s name.
Centre Code	Displays the parent centre’s unique reference number.
Completed	Displays the date on which the candidate submitted the test .
Override Auto-Mark	Displays if Enable Override Auto Mark has been enabled on the script.
Moderator	Displays the user assigned to moderate the script.
Marker	Displays the user assigned to mark the script.

Finding scripts

By default, the Moderate grid displays all marked scripts you have access to, ordered alphabetically by the Subject column. You can filter and sort to reorganise the Moderate grid.

Filtering scripts

Some columns in the Moderate (Standard) screen can be filtered. You can identify these columns by the Search icon and Filter icon . The different icons correspond to the different types of available filters.

You can combine filters across multiple columns

Sorting scripts

Select a column header to sort the cell data alphabetically or numerically in ascending () or descending () order. Select the column header to toggle between ascending and descending order.

Alternatively, you can right-click on a column header to Sort Ascending or Sort Descending.

Fixing columns

To fix columns in place in in the grid, right-click on a column header and select Fix To the left or Fix To the right.

Select Unfix to return columns to their original place in the grid.

Resizing columns

Click and drag between column headers to resize columns.

Changing pages

If there are more than 50 scripts, scripts are organised into pages. Each page contains 50 scripts.

Use Next and Previous to navigate between pages or input a page number to navigate to a specific page.

Actions on the Moderate (Standard) screen

There are many actions you can take on the Moderate (Standard) screen. Refer to the following table for more information on each option:

Setting	Description
Change Associated Centre	Changes the associated centre of a computer based project. Only centres that have are associated with the computer based project’s parent subject are available. For more information, read Changing associated centre of a computer-based project in the Moderate (Standard) screen. NOTE: Change Associated Centre does not apply to computer-based tests.
Re-assign User Associations	Changes the marker and moderator that were assigned to the test during scheduling. If marker/moderator associations were set up to be required in Test Creation, you cannot select No Marker or No Moderator. If Enable User Associations was not enabled in Test Creation, you cannot set up a marker or moderator for the test at this point. For more information, read Re-assigning user associations in the Moderate (Standard) screen.
Escalate	Flags the script for further attention or investigation. For more information, read Escalating a script in the Moderate (Standard) screen.
Enable Override Auto-Mark	Allows markers award marks to unattempted and computer-marked items.
Void	Cancels the selected script.
Release	Releases a moderated script to the Results screen.
Release All	Releases all scripts associated with the test form to the Results screen. NOTE: If a moderator has been assigned to a test, they are able to release multiple scripts from across different tests if at least one of them is the test they are assigned to moderate.
Edit Grade Boundaries	Edit the test form’s grade boundaries. For more information, read Editing grade boundaries in the Moderate (Standard) screen.
View Responses	Opens the candidate’s script. Moderators can adjust results, view mark schemes, and flag items for further review. For more information, read Moderating a script in the Moderate (Standard) screen.
Refresh	Updates the data on the screen.