Thursday, November 17, 2016

Don't forget to POST

If you need to make any changes to the grade reported on your gradebook, don't forget to POST the grades. 
  • You may Post any number of times
  • Posting sends a grade to the report card



Report Card Analogy
The Post-Columns Term page of your gradebook can be thought of as a piece of paper listing the grades that you are reporting to the office.  On this paper, you will 
  1. report the grade that you want the student to receive
  2. the number of absences for the class
  3. comments that you would like to share about the student
Any time that you change this information - for example, increasing a student grade or adding comments - you update the form.  

But making the change to the form is not enough.  To get the grade to the office, you must click on the POST button.  Otherwise, it will just sit on your (Aspen) desk.

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Tuesday, November 15, 2016

Viewing Student Grades After They Have Dropped The Class

You may have a student(s) who switches out of your class but later need to view their grades.  Finding these students and their assignment grades is easy in Aspen.


  • Click on the Gradebook tab.
  • Click on Scores in the left hand navigation.
  • Then click on Withdrawn under the Status.





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Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Pass/Fail Grading

Pass/Fail Grading in Aspen is EASY.

Adding a Pass Fail Grade to an Assignment

To give a student a P(ass) grade on a single assignment, simply type in the letter P in the place of a number grade in the assignment column.

Similarly, you would add an F for a student who Failed the assignment.







Adding a Pass Fail Grade for the Quarter
After Updating Post Columns, change the grade (which may be blank) to a P or F.  Add comments and then click the Post Grades button.  



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Wednesday, November 2, 2016

Releasing a Document from the Universal Printer

Once you activate your badge, you can print from your computer:
  • File
  • Print
  • click CHANGE printer
  • choose District Universal Copier
  • (If you don't see it, you might have to click Show All)
  • Select Print
Your document will wait for you in the copier. It will not print.

Only you can print your document by swiping your badge over the printer.


  1. Go to any copier in the district and swipe your badge over the SCAN CARD HERE

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  1. Only your documents will show up.

  • You can choose which document/s to print or print All

  1. If you choose All, all of your documents will automatically print


  1. If you choose a document, you will have to click on Print
  2. You can return to the copier from this screen if needed

                            
  1. You can delete anything in your queue from this screen by choosing the document and click Delete
  2. Your documents will stay in the queue until you print or delete

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Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Gradebook: Are your students and parents seeing class statistics?

Would you like to share statistics about the high, low, and median score assignments for each assignment?

  1. In the Staff view, on the settings bar, click Set Preferences under your user name.
     
  2. In the Set Preferences pop-up, click the Gradebook tab.
     
  3. Scroll down to the Publish Assignment Statistics box and check it.
     
  4. Alternatively, if you DO NOT want your students and parents to see these statistics, make sure the box is unchecked.
Publish assignment statistics

  1. Select this checkbox if you want low, median, and high assignment scores to appear for parents and students when they view grades using the Family and Student portals.

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