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Re: Infinite Campus grade book
Posted by Lisa on 1/21/08
On 12/22/07, Bill wrote:
> Stay far away from Rediker. Our district used it a couple years ago
> before switching to SchoolMAX which is so much better.
>
> On 11/14/07, Greg Plowman wrote:
>> Administrator's Plus folks. Check it out, www.rediker.com
>>
>> On 10/09/07, Kate wrote:
>>> Deb,
>>>
>>> You're an early adopter but still not using the gradebook? My
>>> experience has been that it's a barely adequate product, but
>> nothing
>>> like my old gradebook. Very limited reports, only one class open at
>>> a time, a useless seating chart, a cute, but worthless online
>>> test-taking tool, and a LOT of clicking. My advice during training
>>> will be to verify how often you are expected to put assignment
>>> scores in (if at all). We were originally told that we only had to
>>> do attendance and to post our final grades. Most of us still do
>> just
>>> that. One other small point... we may be on an older version, but
>> IC
>>> does not log a teacher off if she logs in from a different
>>> workstation. Not a big deal, but a lot of our teachers switch
>>> classes and have been able to access another teacher's gradebook.
>> Be
>>> sure to stress the "LOG OFF" message during your training.
>>>
>>> Welcome to the family!
>>>
>>> - Kate
>>>
>>> On 10/09/07, Deb wrote:
>>>> Our district was one of the early adopters for IC. We are in the
>>>> process of implementing the Grade book. I see from some of the
>>>> posts that it is not what it sounds like. Our IC rep e-mailed me
>>>> the Power Point they use for the training. I played with it and
>>>> so far it seems OK. BUT.... that is how other things appeared in
>>>> the beginning.
>>>> Any FYI's will be helpful our training is October 18th.
>>>> Thanks
>>>> Deb
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 9/17/07, Wil Wiemann wrote:
>>>>> I am trying to figure out how to move students up and down in my
>>>>> grade book. We have roster changes all the time and i don't
>>>>> want them to be put in my grade book in alpha order. I want
>>>>> them at the bottom to mirror my handwritten grade book, so when
>>>>> I put grades in I don't have to pay attention to where the new
>>>>> kids are, they are at the bottom. Any suggestions
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>
I was just wondering why on the Infinite Campus Gradebook
under student imformation, any teacher can view all students'
grades and itemized assignments. this seems to me a violation
of the students rights. No teacher other than the one the
student is assigned to should have the right to view all of the grades
for each semester.
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