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--- blackboardtips [2024.04.19 05:17] – [Examity: How to see what students have and have not scheduled their final exam] Steve Isenberg
+++ blackboardtips [2024.09.28 10:13] (current) – [Create a Group in Grade Center that Combines your Two Groups] Steve Isenberg
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 ===OR===
-  * ''Schedule Details'' -- also lists each student in the class who has signed up for the final, adding when they created their appointment and other details.
+  * ''Schedule Details''
+    * Lists each student in the class who has signed up for the final, adding when they created their appointment and other details.
 ===OR===
   * From the top Examity menu, select ''Test-takers''
-  * This shows all students.  Profile=Complete means they've scheduled their final.  Profile=Incomplete means they have not.
+    * This shows all students.  Profile=Complete means they've scheduled their final.  Profile=Incomplete means they have not.
 ===OR===
   * From top Examity menu, select ''Courses''
   * Select current running of the course
-  * Select ''Test-Takers
+  * Select ''Test-Takers''
     * See those who have scheduled their final (Profile=Complete) or not (Profile=Incomplete); and also students with "Accommodation".
 ===Other items of note with Examity===
   * From the top Examity menu, ''Courses'' shows past final exams (e.g., 2021 Spring, 2022 Fall, etc).  You can see the information from these previous final exams.
+====Create a 'Group' in Grade Center that Combines your Two Groups====
+You have two groups that you're responsible for.  Wouldn't it be nice if you could see all students in both groups from the same selection in Grade Center?  Well, read on lucky Lucy, you can do this.  You'll use the secret //Smart View// functionality and impress your other Facilitators.
+  - ''Grade Center'' . ''Full Grade Center''
+  - ''Manage'' > ''Smart Views''
+  - (Above list of views) ''Create Smart View''
+  - Give it a ''Name'' ("Lucy's groups 3 and 4", maybe)
+  - ''Add as Favorite'' (so it will display under ''Grade Center'')
+  - Selection Criteria.
+    - Type of view: Course Group view one or more Course Groups
+    - Group Equal to: and select Group 3 and Group 4 from the choices.
+  - Submit
+After you confirm that it's showing as a Grade Center choice, you can return to manage smart views and then mark Groups 3 and 4 as not being favorites.