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IG Pro

& CMS

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Getting Started

1. Double click InteGrade Pro Icon on Desktop

2. Select Open a gradebook on a server

3. Click OK

(Always open your gradebook on the server.)

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Opening IG Pro

1. Double click your school server icon

2. On the Login to Server window,

a. Enter your User ID

b. Enter the Password 123456

c. Note: You will be prompted to change your password (discussed on the next slide) and that will be the password you will use to login in from now on

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Setting Password

1.Type in your school password that you use for everything else

2. Re-type your school password

Note: This will only be done the first time

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Open-Gradebook1. Double click on your gradebook file or click it and then click open at the bottom

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Open-Gradebook

1. The computer will then download the gradebook files

2. Once it finishes, you will be able to click ok to continue

3. A window will pop-up saying Auto-update from administration system complete – click ok

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Opened Gradebook• Now your gradebook is opened and should look like the

screen shot below

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1. Select the class for which you want to create new spreadsheets

2. Click on Setup on the menu bar at the top of the screen

3. Click on Spreadsheets

Setting Up Your Spreadsheets

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4. Click on New

5. Make sure “Create a Numeric Spreadsheet” is selected.

6. Click Next

Setting Up Your Spreadsheets

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7. Type your Name for the New SpreadsheetEx. 1st Six Weeks (1st Period) 3rd Six Weeks (4th Period) Semester Average

8. Click Next

9. Select “Weighted Type”

10. Click Create

11. For each class you teach, you must create a spreadsheet for each six weeks and a semester average spreadsheet

Setting Up Your Spreadsheets

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Setting Up Grading Rules

1. Click Setup on the menu bar

2. Click Grading Rules

3. Click the tab “Type Sets”4. The default grading rules

and classes are displayed

A Set is the Class Name

A Type is a Grade Type

5. You can rename both sets and types to your liking or create new ones

6. Enter the percentages that each grading component will have for your classes

7. SOL and Non-SOL classes must be setup as different sets at the high school because of the six weeks percentages

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8. There must be a type for every six weeks you teach a class. For a semester class at the high school you would need 3 six weeks types and for a year long class you would need 6 six weeks types. If the class has an exam, it would also need an exam type.

9. To create these types, click New Type and type the name in the box (Mark 1, etc.). Then click create. Repeat this for as many types as you need. (Note: You could rename some instead of creating if there are any available.

Setting Up Grading Rules

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High School Grading RulesNon-SOL Semester Class

1st Six Weeks (or 4th) 28.57

2nd Six Weeks (or 5th) 28.57

3rd Six Weeks (or 6th) 28.57

Exam 14.28

SOL Semester Class

1st Six Weeks (or 4th) 33.33

2nd Six Weeks (or 5th) 33.33

3rd Six Weeks (or 6th) 33.33

SOL Year-Long Class

1st Six Weeks 16.67

2nd Six Weeks 16.67

3rd Six Weeks 16.67

4th Six Weeks 16.67

5th Six Weeks 16.67

6th Six Weeks 16.67

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Middle School Grading RulesRegular Middle School Classes

1st Six Weeks 16.67

2nd Six Weeks 16.67

3rd Six Weeks 16.67

4th Six Weeks 16.67

5th Six Weeks 16.67

6th Six Weeks 16.67

High School Credit Middle School Classes

1st Six Weeks 14.28

2nd Six Weeks 14.28

3rd Six Weeks 14.28

4th Six Weeks 14.28

5th Six Weeks 14.28

6th Six Weeks 14.28

Exam 14.28

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8. A completed grading rules table would look similar to below. Whatever you do, please ask questions of your IGPro representative in your building if you are not sure you have set everything up correctly. This can cause the grades to be incorrect at the end of a semester!

Setting Up Grading Rules

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Entering Grades1. To enter grades,

first you need to select the correct six weeks spreadsheet

2. Then click on Tasks in the menu bar and select New Tasks and click next

3. You can also create new tasks from the edit tasks option

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Entering Grades

4. In the New Task Box,

a. Type a task nameb. Select a Task Type

from the drop-down menu

c. Enter 100 for the out of raw box and hit tab

d. Everything else is optional

e. Click Create

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Entering Grades5. On your spreadsheet, the new task should be there and you

can enter the students’ grades by highlighting the cell and entering the grade

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Entering Grades

6. Repeat steps 1-5 to enter grades for each class for every assignment that you want in the gradebook

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End of Six Weeks1. Before doing anything, print a spreadsheet report and check to make sure all of your tasks are correct.

In other words, make sure that Homework #1 is a Homework and not a Test Grade.

2. Also print a missing tasks report to make sure there are no missing assignments

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End of Six Weeks3. Once you are certain everything is correct, go to your End Term spreadsheet for the Six Weeks that has

just ended.

4. Right click on the Gray Section that says ___ 6wks Grade and it will bring up a menu like below

5. Click on replace task

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End of Six Weeks6. Select the correct Six Weeks Numeric Spreadsheet and either double click or

highlight and click Next.

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End of Six Weeks7. Now select the __ 6wks Spreadsheet Grade from the new list and click next.

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End of Six Weeks8. Now select Letter Grade from the list and click next.

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End of Six Weeks9. Click OK at the bottom of the screen. Hot link is an available option for

automatically updating grades. The company has reported problems with this feature and we have not been using it. If you choose to use it, you still need to check grades to make sure that they are correct before submitting them.

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End of Six Weeks10. Your grades should now be in the column for each student.

11. Now you need to enter comments for students. To do this simply right click in Comment #1 or Comment #2 across from the student and select the appropriate comment for that student. It is up to the principals whether every student gets a comment or not. You can give every student two comments. If you only give one, be sure to use Comment #1.

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End of Six Weeks12. Make sure that the grades on the end term are the same as on the six weeks

spreadsheet. You can print both by opening that spreadsheet and clicking on the printer and selecting Spreadsheet Report.

13. Once you have finished placing the grades for all of your classes on the End Term Spreadsheet, you can export grades by clicking on File in the menu bar and selecting Export from Gradebook. A screen will open up. Make sure the correct Six Weeks is selected for being exported and click Next.

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End of Six Weeks14. At the next screen, check the Continue with export anyway option and click next.

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End of Six Weeks15. Now click Export and your grades have been sent. You only have to export once, so

make sure you have completed the grades for all of your classes and placed them on the End Term before exporting. If grades change after exporting, contact a guidance counselor.