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### Grading in Slideshows

Grading is the process of marking a slide set as right or wrong in a slideshow. By grading slides, you give Mental Case information that it can use to better schedule your notes for study. You can also have slide sets marked as wrong repeated later in the slideshow, to help you learn them better.

If you don’t grade a slide set, it may get graded when you move on to the next slide set. This is the case if you have set a default grade in the advanced settings of the slideshow.

Once a slide set has been graded, and you have moved on, you can no longer change the grade. The note is rescheduled as soon as you move to the next slide set. You can change the grade up until the moment that you move to the next slide set.

> ##### To grade a slide set:

> 1. Click on the check or cross button in the gray grading panel at the bottom, or…
> 2. Press the up arrow button to grade right, or the down arrow button for wrong, or…
> 3. Swipe upwards with two fingers on a trackpad to grade right, or downwards for wrong, or…
> 4. With a mouse, use the scroll wheel to scroll up to grade right, and down for wrong.

> ##### To grade a multiple choice slide:

> 1. Select the letter button corresponding to the answer you think is correct in the grading panel, or…
> 2. Press a number key corresponding to the position of your answer. For example, press ‘1’ for ‘A’, ‘2’ for ‘B’, etc.
> 3. The correct response will be shown, and the slide set graded automatically.

#### See also

Slideshow Topics
Entering Text Responses in Slideshows
Navigating in Slideshows
Viewing Slideshow Statistics