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| 1. Open PowerGrade |
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| 2. Choose one class to be in a group from the Classes menu.(A) |
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| 3. From the Windows Menu (A), choose Class Roster
click the Class Roster icon
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| 4. Data is provided by Powergrade (A) when the PowerGrade Info tab (B) is selected. |
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| 5. Data is provided by PowerSchool (A) when the PowerSchool Fields tab (B) is selected.
Note that PowerSchool fields are determined by the local PowerSchool Administrator.
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Creating Your Own Fields
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| 1. Select the PowerGrade Info tab (A)
2. Click on a User Field (B)
3. Name the User Field (C)
4. Click the OK button (D).
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| 5. By creating user fields you can keep a lot of data about students. (A)
The field names are global.
6. Make sure you click the Save Changes button (C) before moving to another student.
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| 5. Depending on how your school has set up gradescales you may be able to assign grading by different gradescales (A) to different students. |
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| 4. Repeat the above procedure for any other class in the group.
See Assigning Assignments to Groups, here.
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