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Mastering the Gradebook SIS10. Mastering the Gradebook SIS10. Matthew Plummer Brian Converse. The talented X2 Development Documentation team maintains a magnificent Help menu in Aspen. Aspen’s gradebook is more than a gradebook. Aspen’s gradebook is more than a gradebook.
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Mastering the GradebookSIS10 Matthew PlummerBrian Converse
The talented X2 Development Documentation teammaintains a magnificent Help menu in Aspen.
Aspen’s gradebookis more than a gradebook. Pages tabCommunity pages (learning spaces) are available throughout the system:school, classes, clubs, departments, etc.
Aspen’s gradebookis more than a gradebook. My Info tabInformation that pertains to your file:demographics, attendance, schedule, license, etc.
Aspen’s gradebookis more than a gradebook. Student tabInformation that pertains to students in your classes and homeroom:demographics, attendance, schedule, transcript, etc.
Aspen’s gradebookis more than a gradebook. • Attendance tabDaily and period attendance can be taken on list or seating chart view.
Aspen’s gradebookis more than a gradebook. • Gradebook tabCategories, assignments, and grades are the basic components of the teacher gradebook.
Aspen’s gradebookis more than a gradebook. • PD tabView district goals and submit a professional development activity request.
Aspen’s gradebookis more than a gradebook. • Tools tabSet up special codes and footnotes.
Calculating Averages in the Gradebook • There are four ways to calculate averages: • Weighted Categories • Weighted Categories and Assignments • Total Points Only • Category Total Points
Weighted Categories • Each assignment is converted to a percentage. • Assignments are averaged within each category. • Averages from each category are then multiplied by their given weight and added to find the term average.
Weighted Categories • Term average is calculated in this way:(80 x 25/100) + (80 x 25/100) + (90 x 50/100) = 85%
Weighted Categories and Assignments • Each assignment is converted to a percentage. • Assignments are multiplied by their given weight and then added to calculate the category average. • Category averages are then multiplied by their given weight and added to get the term average.
Weighted Categories and Assignments • Term average is calculated in this way:(84 x 25/100) + (80 x 25/100) + (90 x 50/100) = 86%
Total Points Only • Assignments are NOT converted to percentages. • All points a student receives for each assignment are added together. • Total points possible for each assignment are added together. • The term average for a student is the sum of the points earned divided by the sum of the points possible.
Total Points Only • Term average is calculated in this way: • 20 + 128 + 270 = 418 • = 88% • 25 + 150 + 300 = 475
Category Total Points • Assignments are NOT converted to percentages. • Within each category, the points a student receives are added together. • Each category average is the sum of the points earned divided by the sum of points possible. • Category averages are then multiplied by their given weight and added to find the term average.
Category Total Points • Term average is calculated in this way:(80 x 25/100) + (88 x 25/100) + (90 x 50/100) = 87%
Gradebook Features - Aspen 3.0 • There are three significant new features: • Teacher navigation widget • Drop lowest grade functionality • Email list of students
Thank you. mplummer@x2dev.com bconverse@x2dev.com