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Using the ABI Grade Book For secondary grade keeping Lone Pine Unified School District PRESEN TS

For secondary grade keeping. A presentation By The Fundamental Steps 1.Create grade books for each class 2.Link grade books 3.Add Students to the grade

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Page 1: For secondary grade keeping. A presentation By The Fundamental Steps 1.Create grade books for each class 2.Link grade books 3.Add Students to the grade

Using the ABI Grade Book

For secondary grade keeping

Lone Pine Unified School District

PRESENTS

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A presentation By

Matthew GreaverComputer Technician

Lone Pine Unified School District

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The Fundamental Steps

1. Create grade books for each class2. Link grade books3. Add Students to the grade book4. Add Assignment Types5. Add Assignments6. Enter Student Score

1. Class2. Student3. Assignment4. Quick Data Entry form

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The Journey Begins

• Log into the ABI• Click on Grade book on the menu bar• Click “Click Here to Add a Grade book and Get

Started”

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• Select your class section from the dropdown list

• Note: Holding down Ctrl while clicking will help you select multiple classes

• Click “Next>>” at the bottom

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• Enter the data for the class• The following must be correct:• Grade Range• Start Date• End Date

• Click “Apply Changes” when info is correct

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Additional Gradebooks

• Click on “Edit Grade books “• Click the cross next to “Add New” on the far right• Create them the same way• To edit a gradebook, click the pencil to the right of it

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Linking the Grade books

• Click the “Link Grade books” tab• Select the group number from the dropdown

list on the left• If they have the same number, they are linked

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About Linking Gradebooks

• Assignments and assignment types will change for all grade books

• Grade books must be linked when created• Grade books cannot link after assignments are

added• Any changes to assignments will be reflected

in the grade book

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Adding Students

• Click on the “Enters/Leaves” tab• It will display grade books to which students must be

added• Click the appropriate course• Click the students to add or “Add All”

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About Adding Students

• Hi and Lo Assignments are assignment limits for which students will be responsible

• This can be late entry/early exit students• Putting ‘A’ in the action field or clicking “Add”

will add students• Leave Hi and Lo as 0 for students enrolled all

year

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Managing Students

• Students can be dropped• Students can be transferred between classes• Remember to check the delete box before

deleting students• Inactive students may be dropped

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Adding New Students

• Click on the cross next to “Add New Student”

• This will show a list of available students that can be added to the class

• You may also Search for them.• Select the student and click “Add

Students”

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Transferring Students• Can only be done between linked grade books• This is for multiple same-subject periods• The student must first be added to the new grade book• In the new grade book, click “Transfer” next to the student’s name• Select the old grade book from which to transfer• Click “Begin Transfer”

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Final Marks and Scale

• Final Marks will let you set the percentage ranges for your final grade scoring

• Once Alpha marks have been put in, grading scales can be created based on assignment

• This is useful for assigning different marks for an assignment such as pass/fail.

• The scale will give them the percentage points for the mark they received

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Set Up Assignment Types

• Choose the grade book on the left side of the form

• Click the dropdown list of codes on the left• Assignment codes are your choice• Add a description and percentage of grade

0-9 and A-Z are available

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Example

NOTE: If the Doing Weighted Scoring option is selected, the students’ final grades will be based on total points and not percentage

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Adding Assignments

• Choose a grade book on the left • Click the Add New button

NOTE: You will NOT be able to edit assignments if assignment types have not been set up!

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Creating the Assignment

• Click the dropdown menu to select the type of assignment

• Enter the information for the assignment

NOT setting assignment type will make it NOT count for the grade

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Assignment Options

• You can change the scale• Grading Compltd factors scores into overall

grade when submitted• Visible to Portal lets parents see the grade

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Transferring Assignments

• Importing – Brings assignment to the current grade book from another teacher’s grade book

• Pushing – Sends an assignment to other grade books for the current teacher

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Import Assignment

• Select the teacher• Select the grade book• Click on the assignment to import

ASSIGNMENTS MUST BE IMPORTED INDIVIDUALLY

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Pushing Assignments

• Select the assignment• Click the Push button for all gradebooks to

which the assignment will go

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Entering Scores

4 Methods of Entry:1. Scores by Class2. Scores by Student3. Scores by Assignment4. Quick Data Entry

ENTER “NA” IN THE SCORE FIELD TO REMOVE THE ASSIGNMENT FROM SCORING

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Special Situations

• Extra Credit– Enter Max Score of 0 when assignment is created– Only add points if assignment is received

• Missing Assignments– Assignment is checked as grading completed– No score has been entered– Missing assignments will be highlighted in RED

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Scores By Class

• Choose a grade book• Click on Scores By Class• Type in the assignment scores

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Scores by Class (cont’d)

• Remember to look for multiple pages of assignments

• When done, click the Submit Changes button

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Scores by Student

1. Select grade book2. Click Scores by student3. Select student from list

4. Click Change Student5. Enter Scores

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Scores by Student (Cont’d)

NOTE:• Display Missing

Assignments Only box• Date Completed

• Status Reason field• Grading Complt field

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Scores by Assignment

• Choose grade book• Click Scores by

Assignment

• Choose the assignment

• Enter Scores

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Quick Data Entry

• Open up to Quick Data Entry• Select the assignment

• Select the student• Enter the score

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Quick Data Entry

• Remember to press the Save button!

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Gradebook Options• Email Address is the email address stored in Aeries for this teacher. • View Student ??? in Print Preview when using the Print Preview option on the Scores by Class can display students name, student number, last 4 digits

of students phone number or permanent ID number. • Show Assignment Keys on Scores by Class Page will display the Assignments at the bottom of the screen. • Show Options on Scores by Class Page will display a check box with the Show Assignment Key option to select or de-select. The Sort by Custom Sort

field Instead of Name option will also display. It will also display the View Student ??? option when in Print Preview. • Show Class Average on Scores by Class Page will display the overall class average for each assignment on the last line of the screen.• Assignments Per Page on Scores by Class Page will adjust the number of assignments being displayed on each page. • Show Only Currently Active Grade books when turned ON will hide the grade books where today’s date does not fall between the Start and End Dates

identified for the grade book. Normally when these grade book are displayed in the system. They are listed at the bottom of any list of grade books and are surrounded with brackets.

• Sort By Custom Sort Field Instead of Name will sort the students in the custom sort order as defined on the Manage Students screen under Grade book Maintenance.

• Show Students Alias Names will display the students Alias Names • Show Assignment Description on Scores by Class Page Header/Footer will display the Assignment Description at the top and bottom of the Scores by

Class page. The first 15 characters of the Assignment Description will rotate sideways.

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Current Grade Book Options

• Weight Scores of Assignments by Type – this is the same option that is provided on the Edit Assignment Types page and indicates whether or not total points grading of weighted type grading is used to determine students’ overall grades.

• • Range of Assignments to Display – low and high assignment numbers to display in the current grade book. Used if grade book is too large and a teacher wants to hide a group of assignments.

• • Range of Assignments to Count in Total Grade – low and high assignment numbers to count in students’ total/overall grade. Used if a grade book spans multiple grading periods and only a subset of the assignments should be used to calculate the current total grade.

• • Apply Display Range to Entire Grade book – normally the display range only applies to the Scores by Class page. This option applies the display range to the rest of the grade book.

• • Show Overall Mark w/ Score – this option turns on the showing of the alpha mark that the overall percentage translates to. The percentage ranges for each mark can be edited from the Grade book Maintenance form on the Final Marks tab.

• • Show Point Ratio on Scores by Class Page – normally only the percentage shows for each student on this page. This option displays total points and total max points for each student. Only applies when doing total points grading (not grading by weighted assignment types).

• • Count Assignments toward Final Grade Immediately after a Score is Entered – normally a score will not count toward a student’s overall grade until the Grading Completed checkbox for an assignment is checked. This option will make any assignment with a score count in the overall mark no matter what the Grading Completed checkbox indicates.

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Grading Rules

• Can be added• Can be edited

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Adding New Grading Rules

According To - how to consider a particular score as being the lowest is answered by this setting. • “Negative Weight” is calculated by determining the difference between the Max Score and the actual Score (Max – Score). • “% Score” is determined by dividing the actual Score by the Max Score (Score / Max).

And Replace With - A teacher may want to replace the identified low scores with another value. • “Nothing” will simply drop the identified assignment from the overall score calculation for the student. • “Average Score” will calculate the average percentage of the score value of all assignments in the identified Assignment Category/Type and will use that percentage against the Max score for that assignment to calculate the virtual score value to use in place of the actual score. • “Best Score” will find the best percentage score value across all assignment in the identified Assignment Category/Type and will use that percentage against the Max score for that assignment to calculate the virtual score value to use in place of the actual score.

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TA Mode

• The Teacher Assistant will only have access to the grade books and assignments for the selected periods and assignment range.

• To disable the TA Mode, the TA can Log out and the teacher can log back in.

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Access Log

• The Access Log will display a list of Parents or Students who have accessed the selected grade books through the Parent Access Management System.

• The log will display the Date and Time. • To select a different grade book, click the mouse on the

Choose a Grade book drop down.

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Trends• Gradebook Trends will display the Up or Down Trend of the overall

score for students during a defined range of assignments. • Enter a low and high assignment number in the Analyze Assignment

fields and click the mouse on the Go button.– Up Arrow– Down Arrow– Circle

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Reports

• Assignment by student• E-mail assignment• Grade book roster• Grade book summary• Assignment Analysis• Final Mark Analysis• Progress by student

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Assignment by Students• Gradebook – select Multiple or individual gradebooks. If

Multiple is selected the next screen will let you select the gradebooks

• Sort by – how to sort the assignments for each student • Sort Students By – students can be sorted by name or custom

sort order • Report Title – the title of the report when printed • Show Grade Summary – print the summary of scores by

assignment type and the overall score/grade • Show Completion Checks Instead of Scores – will print

checkmarks instead of scores• Grade Summary Location – Grade summary can print at the

top or bottom • Print Missing Assignments – print ONLY assignments where the

grading has been completed but the student does not have any value for a score. This does not include students with a score of 0 (zero).

• Print Only Students with Missing Assignments – print only students where missing assignments are found. Students without any missing assignments will not display on the report.

• Print Only Students with Grade % Below • Print Only Students with Grade % Above • Print a Signature Line for the parent to sign and return to the

teacher. • Page Break on Each Student • Report Comment to Print – this can be a message to your

students or parents who will read this “progress report

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Assignment by Students (cont’d)

• Hold down Ctrl while clicking to select multiple assignments

• Click Preview Report

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E-Mail Assignments• E-Mail to Students• E-Mail to Parents• E-Mail to Contacts• Add Contact Filters – when selected, can filter email address by Contact

fields of Code, Mail Tag or Relation. • Gradebook – select Multiple or individual grade books. If Multiple is

selected the next screen will let you select the grade books • Sort by – how to sort the assignments for each student • Sort Students By – students can be sorted by name or custom sort order • Report Title – the title of the report when printed • Show Grade Summary – print the summary of scores by assignment

type and the overall score/grade • Show Completion Checks Instead of Scores – will print checkmarks

instead of scores

• Grade Summary Location – Grade summary can print at the top or bottom

• Print Missing Assignments – print ONLY assignments where the grading has been completed but the student does not have any value for a score. This does not include students with a score of 0 (zero).

• Print Only Students with Missing Assignments – print only students where missing assignments are found. Students without any missing assignments will not display on the report.

• Print Only Students with Grade % Below • Print Only Students with Grade % Above • Print a Signature Line for the parent to sign and return to the teacher. • Page Break on Each Student • Report Comment to Print – this can be a message to your students or

parents who will read this “progress report”

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E-Mail Assignments (cont’d)

• Hold down Ctrl while clicking to select multiple assignments• Click Preview E-Mails

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Grade book by Roster• Report Title – the title of the report when printed • Number of Boxes –this number of empty boxes will print on each line. • Number of Additional Lines – this number of empty lines will be printed at

the end of the report. These empty lines can be used to write in new students. • Box Width – indicates how wide you want each empty box. • Height of Each Detail Line – indicates how high each line of students should

be.• Height of Header Line – indicates how high the header line should be. A

higher header line makes it easier to write in. • Sort Students By - students can be sorted by name or custom sort order. • Show Line Number – next to each student. • Show Student Number – next to each student name.

• Print Student Perm-ID instead of Student Number • Show Student Grade – next to each student name. • Show Student Telephone Number • Show Student Address • Show Address City – in addition to the street address. • Show Student Birthdate • Show Student Parent/Guardian Name • Include Inactive Students – by default, only active students print. • Grid Lines – indicates the color and existence of grid lines on the printout.

Printing options on each computer vary and this option allows fine tuning for each environment.

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Grade Book Summary

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Assignment Analysis

• Report generates automatically

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Final Mark Analysis

• Select the grade book• Preview the report

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Progress by Student

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Uploading Files

• New feature recently added to LPUSD ABI• Look for the My Briefcase box• Can be Word files, PDFs, Access Files, and

others• Recommend PDF and RTF documents

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Adding Files to Assignments

• Edit an Assignment• Click on File Upload icon• Click Browse to search for the file

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Adding Files (Cont’d)

• Click Open• Click Upload

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Students Uploads

• Students may upload completed assignments to teacher’s drop box

• Click on the box next to Allow Drop Box if the students may submit assignments online

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My Briefcase

• Files can be uploaded to be used later• Upload process is the same

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Please Note

• Click on the Delete icon in My Briefcase to delete a file

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Student Downloads

• Students can download files for an assignment

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Uploading Completed Work

• Students have My Backpack• My Backpack works the same as My Briefcase• Files are uploaded the same way

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Handing In an Assignment

• Students must navigate to Current Assignments under the Grades tab

• Assignments in My Backpack will be on the dropdown list

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Handing In Assignments (cont’d)

• Students can also upload files for that assignment

Be sure to click on Submit Changes!!

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Download Completed Work

• Instructors can download completed assignments on the Scores by Assignment Form