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| 1. Open PowerGrade |
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| 2. Choose the desired class (A) from the Classes menu.
Preferences are global and do not affect just the chosen class.
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| 3. Choose the File Menu (A) |
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4. Pick Preferences from the drop-down menu.
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using the Macintosh keyboard equivalent
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using the Windows keyboard equivalent
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click the Preferences icon
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using the Macintosh keyboard
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| 5. Select the General Tab
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| 6. Locate Final Grade Options
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Rounds the grade up or down to the nearest decimal point specified in (C) |
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Truncates the grade to the specified number of places (C) after the decimal point |
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See (A) and (B) above |
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The Specified Reporting Grade is used in all reports where an asterisk (*) is specified as the final grade.
Example: As in the following header of a grade report created in PowerGrade
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Progress report for <First name> <Last name>
Current overall grade: <FG grade:*> (<FG percent:*>%)
Citizenship: <Citizenship:*>
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PowerGrade recommends not checking this check-box unless you know absolutely what you are doing.
When checked, PowerGrade uses averages instead of percentages
In the examples below (Using a Total Points Factor), Assignment 1 is worth 30 points and Assignment 2 is worth 50 points.
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Using Averages
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Using Points
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7. Click the OK button when finished.
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