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Grading settings
What is the Default norm setting?
The Default norm setting defines a default norm applied to all new exercises on CBTA programs. Even though a default norm has been set, it can be edited on the specific exercise.
What does Default grade with norm do?
When this setting is active, the norm grade is automatically applied when an instructor processes a lesson in FlightLogger. This allows the instructor to focus on exercises that were performed either below or above norm. Note that this setting may reduce individual attention to each graded exercise.
Can instructors grade an entire flight phase to norm during lesson registration?
Yes — enabling this setting allows instructors to grade an entire flight phase according to the norms set on each exercise. This further automates the grading procedure, though it may reduce individual attention to each graded exercise.
To grade all exercises within a flight phase to norm, the instructor just clicks the blue N button displayed next to the flight phase header in the lesson registration view.
CBTA tab
When looking at the CBTA matrix it's possible to select how many lessons back in time the matrix should be calculated from - by using the Lessons back selector above the matrix:
This setting allows you to define two things: the number of lessons that should be selectable from the selector, and the default mode shown when the matrix first loads.
Insert the preferred values in each of the three editable fields, then click Save. Note that the user can always choose to see all lessons or enter a custom value.