How to work with Gradebook Report Cards

How to work with Gradebook Report Cards

What is a report card: 

A Gradebook Report Card is the academic progress report of your school’s academic year for each grading period(term/quarters). It demonstrates the average grade a student has achieved in each grading period (i.e. Term 1) for each course along with each graded assessment from the teacher Gradebook(grade columns).  


Step 1: 

Go to Grading >  Grading Configuration 



Create your grading periods (Terms/Quarters) that are included in your academic year 
For example: Quarter 1, Quarter 2, Quarter 3

Step 2: 

Add your grading scheme in which you need to assign the grading periods(Terms)


Grading Schemes define two things:

Grading Periods (Grading Terms): Grading schemes define the timing and duration of grading periods, also known as grading terms. These could be quarters, semesters, trimesters, or other academic terms during which students' performance is assessed.

Grade Mapping: Grade mapping specifies how student performance in each grading period is translated into letter grades and/or grade point averages.

Step 3: 

Assign grading scheme to class courses 


That way you can configure how the students of those class courses are graded. 



Now go to any of your courses: 

Organise your teacher Gradebook into folders based on the grading periods i.e. if you have 2 Terms/Quarters you will need to create those folders in the teacher Gradebook as well. This step is necessary as inside each folder you will add your grade columns(tests, assignments, quizzes, etc) and will automatically get the average grade for the grading term which will appear in the Gradebook Report card after you copy the folder’s data in the Final Grades respective folder. You will need to also make sure to connect the Term's folder with the Academic term(please refer to screenshot 2). 

Make sure you have created 1 folder for each of your Terms
Connecting grade folder with Term folder (Screenshot 2)

How to add comments to your report cards

There are 2 ways you can download the student report cards

Option 1: Per student

Go to Students > Select a student > Report card comments 
Report card comments per student

Option 1: Per class course

Go to Classes > Select a student > Grading and Evaluation > Report card

Report card comments per class course

How to download students report cards

Option 1: Per student

Go to Students > Select a student > Grading and Evaluation > Gradebook Report card 

Downloading Gradebook report card per student


Option 2: Bulk Download  

Go to Students > Bulk Actions > Create Student Report Cards/Transcripts > Filter per class > View > Create Gradebook report cards
Bulk download of Gradebook Report Cards

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