| Question:
How
can I transfer grades from one class to another class with the
same teacher?
Answer:
Print a hard copy and enter grades into the other class.
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Question:
A
teacher cannot enter new grades if it is after the due date typed
into the program causing two problems.
When a student is new into your classroom or had excused
absences, and is making up the missed work, how do I enter the
student's makeup work?
Answer: If
a student makes-up work assigned prior to enrollment date,
teachers must use the Import function.
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Question:
How
do you enter the retest scores?
Answer:
Teachers can type over the grade with the new result and use the
comment bubble to record the previous score if desired. If the two
scores need to be averaged to obtain a new score, average the two
manually, then enter in the grade. Notes can be made in the
comment bubble indicating both grades. If teachers would
like to keep both grades, change the original test weight
to zero, then create a new assignment (possibly
called Make Up Test) and enter the new score.
This way the teacher can see both scores side by side;
however, the original test will have a weight of zero and not be
averaged (this only works when using the Calculation
option and NOT Total Points).
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Question:
The
Business
Programming Instructor has two courses during the same class
period. All of the
assignments and other scores are completely different for each of
the two sets of students. They
are grouped together under one class in the online grade book.
What is the best way for the teacher to handle this
situation?
Answer:
If these are two separate courses, the campus staff should
update the master schedule to reflect this and the students would
appear in two separate classes.
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Question:
In
Making the Grade a teacher can copy assignment titles into other
classes by importing, and easily drop grades while protecting some
from being dropped. Is
there a way to do this with the online grade book?
Answer:
The online grade book does have a copy feature. Click
for Detail
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Question:
How
do we excuse some grades for certain students while not for
others?
Answer:
To excuse a student in
TAC, use an "EX " (Exempt Grade) where the grade
is entered. An EX will exempt the grade from the average.
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Question:
How do we enter letter grades for Work Habits?
Answer:
To enter a letter grade for Work Habits in TAC, select the Grading
Classes tab. Then, highlight the Work Habit class that you
would like to enter the letter grade for and click on Interim
Progress Report or Report Card tab. Finally, manually enter the
letter grade only for the students that it applies to. Click
for Detail
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