Converting Advanced Placement Free Response Questions (FRQ) scores to a percent out of a 100 is a pain. So my colleagues, Rich Hoppock and Dan Maxwell, came up with this converter. To use it download it and then re-upload in Google Drive (or perish the thought, Microsoft). Once you have done that put the FRQ score in the yellow box in the upper right side and it will give you a percent score based on both 100 and 50.
For those of you who want out of Blackboard (the Microsoft of platforms), one of the hardest things to move are tests. A quick way that may work in most cases is on the video above, but here and here are guaranteed ways to fully convert a Blackboard file to a Word document. Of course if you want to go the other way, here is a post on how to convert a Word document into a Blackboard test.
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