Close marks
Hi,
When the semester at a university is over, the marks (grades) the students received for the courses they took that semester have to be closed before they can register for their final exams.
Would the word ‘close’ be used here? The marks get logged in to the system and no changes can be made to them after that point.
What about ‘lock down’?
“Once the marks (grades) are locked down, the teachers open up exam dates and post them online.”
Thank you.
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Ann225 Would the word ‘close’ be used here? The marks get logged in to the system and no changes can be made to them after that point. "Close" is a good word for it, but it does not mean what you describe accurately enough.
- Ann225 Would the word ‘close’ be used here?
- The marks get logged in to the system and no changes can be made to them after that point.
- "Close" is a good word for it, but it does not mean what you describe accurately enough.
- You would have to define your use of it for the reader, and in the absence of that definition, as in some later publication, it would not convey the meaning clearly.
- Ann225 What about ‘lock down’?
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Ann225Would the word ‘close’ be used here? The marks get logged in to the system and no changes can be made to them after that point.
"Close" is a good word for it, but it does not mean what you describe accurately enough. You would have to define your use of it for the reader, and in the absence of that definition, as in some later publication, it would no
0Ann225“Once the marks (grades) have been submitted, the teachers open up exam dates and post them online.”
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