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Dec 12, 2008
My school is seriously thinking about using InfiniteCampus next year as our Student Information System (including gradebook). Please tell me what you think. Both Good and Bad, would love to hear from fellow teachers instead of just reading straight from the IC website.
Thanks.
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Ladybug
Run, Run, Run--run away!!
Bob
Follow the link - free D/Ls from MS
On 12/27/08, c wrote:
> I think that Excel is kind of a standard for teachers and > students. There are probably gradebook programs written > around the familiar Excel, but I haven't had time to look > for them. >
On 12/27/08, c wrote:
> I think that Excel is kind of a standard for teachers and > students. There are probably gradebook programs written > around the familiar Excel, but I haven't had time to look > for them. >
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