About DegreeWeave
DegreeWeave helps course teams see how units develop learning outcomes and graduate capabilities, and where assessments provide evidence of that learning.
- Project lead
- Marc C-Scott
- Current release
- BETA
- Example course
- Bachelor of Forest Learning and Digital Design (fictional)
Getting started
- Data & Reports · Import a course CSV or open a saved project. Export a JSON backup to move your work to another browser.
- Course Setup · Check the course profile, delivery model and sequence of units.
- Mapping · Choose a scaffolding stage for each link. Open a CLO or Full Course Mapping cell to review evidence and edit links and allocations.
- Assessment Mix · Compare task counts and grade-weight shares across units.
- Visual Map · Choose a map scope, then select a node to highlight its links or open its evidence. Download the current view as a PDF.
Reading the maps
- Outcome labels
- CLO is a course learning outcome, ULO is a unit learning outcome, and GC is a graduate capability. Hover over or focus a mapping column label for its full wording.
- Mapping stages
- B is Beginning, P is Progressing, D is Demonstrating, and X is mapped with the stage unspecified. A dash means no recorded link. A dot marks direct assessment evidence where shown.
- Unit categories
- C is Core, Mn is Minor, Mj is Major, and E is Elective. Open elective slots appear in the course inventory and are excluded from mapping totals.
Understanding percentages
- Task weight and ULO allocation
- A task worth 40% of the unit grade that allocates half of the task to a ULO contributes 20 percentage points of the unit grade to that ULO.
- Coverage and allocated grade weight
- Coverage credits the full ULO contribution to each linked CLO. Allocated grade weight divides it evenly among those CLOs.
- Pass/fail tasks
- These count as tasks and have no numeric grade weight.
Saved work and demo data
- Back up or move a project
- Edits are saved in the current browser. Export a project JSON file from Data & Reports before switching browsers or moving the app to another device, then import it there.
- Illustrative and recorded mappings
- The fictional example can show illustrative links and allocations. Its PDF labels the data source in use. The curriculum report uses recorded mappings and saved edits.