Overview

This article explains what Unknown AtL Judgement warnings are and how to fix them. 

As part of the upload process, Sisra Analytics checks the Attitude to Learning (AtL) judgements imported and flags any potential issues that could affect the integrity of the reports.

The Unknown AtL Judgement icon indicates that at least one student has an invalid judgement imported for that category and qualification.

This will flag any judgements that were not included within an AtL category when it was configured. These would count towards the Unknown Judgement column in the AtL Overview reports, however, these would not count towards any aggregated figures, for example, Average Judgement and Average Points.

These warnings won’t stop you from publishing, but they could affect the accuracy of your reports.

The instructions below work for both KS3/4 and KS5.

Prerequisites

You must be an administrator.

Instructions

Select the judgement count to see the students affected, then follow these steps to resolve Unknown AtL Judgement warnings:

1. Confirm that the judgements are imported in the correct format.
   1. If Yes, move to Step 2.
   2. If No, either amend the judgements within the file and re-import this in Grades > Uploads or edit the judgements manually. To edit the judgements manually:
      1. Select Grades.
      2. Select Grades Management.
      3. Select Data set and Assessment Collection (as applicable).
      4. Select the qualification's Judgement Count, for example, Attitude:
         
      5. Select Manage Attitude:
         
      6. Change the judgement to the correct format:
         
      7. Select Save.
2. Confirm that the affected student(s) have a judgement imported for the category:
   1. If Yes, it is likely that the AtL category has been set up incorrectly. To correct:
      1. Select CONFIG.
      2.  Select Attitude to Learning.
      3. Select the appropriate AtL Category Name.
      4. Select Reconfigure:
         
         
      5. Select Next:
         
      6. Make changes to the judgements, for example, enter the missing judgement, text and points:
         
      7. Select Save.
   2. If No, remove the judgements to keep this area tidy and avoid any confusion:
      1. Select Grades.
      2. Select Grades Management.
      3. Select Data set and Assessment Collection (as applicable).
      4. Select the qualification's judgement count, for example, Attitude.
      5. Check students whose judgements you want to delete:
         
      6. Select Delete:
         
      7. When prompted, select OK to confirm the deletion.

Outcome

Any Unknown AtL Judgement warnings will be fixed. Publish/republish your grades from Grades > Publish Grades.