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TX GRADEBOOK
Teacher Training
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txGradebook
txConnect
txGradebook access from Home Teacher &
Parent Guide
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Staff ID =
Employee ID 00000####
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Example: jv1234
Example: Jv1234
Example: 5555
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Security Answers ARE case sensitive.
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Contact Your Designated Campus Administrators to Reset your account
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Staff ID = Employee ID 00000####
Same User ID
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Case Sensitive
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Pin does not have to be changed .
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Announcement Page
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Help Page
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Attendance
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NEW: If the teacher marks everyone present, an alert box will pop up explaining that all students have been marked present and ask teacher to confirm.
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4.2 Posting Absences / Tardies for the Class
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4.2 Posting Absences / Tardies for the Class
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4.2 Posting Absences / Tardies for the Class
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4.3 Attendance Inquiries
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NEW: Parent’s email address is now available for teachers
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NEW: Parents can now communicate with teachers via the teacher’s email address.
Teacher must setup their email address through Gradebook. OPTIONAL
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5.1 Creating the Category List
NEW: Color Pallet for categories
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5.1 Creating the Category List
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5.2 Adding Categories for a Class
NEW: Double click on category or Drag and Drop.
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5.2 Adding Categories for a Class
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5.4 Copying Categories from One Class to Another
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5.5 Adding Assignments for a Class
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5.5 Adding Assignments for a Class
NEW: Color Pallet for designated category
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5.7 Copying Assignments from One Class to Another
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6.1 Display Students and Class Assignments
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6.2 Entering Student Assignment Grades
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6.3 Grades for Transfer Students
To Accept Transfer Students: If a student has transferred into a course, the teacher must accept the student
into the course and enter his walk-in transfer average. To accept the transfer average, the teacher will select the “T” beside the student’s name and the following window will appear.
The DATE field defaults to the current date. To enter a different date (if the student’s transfer date is different from the date displayed), type the date.
In the AVERAGE field, enter the student’s walk-in average. This is the student’s average in the class from which he transferred.
In the WEIGHT field, enter the weight you wish to apply to the student’s walk-in average. (This weight will reflect the student’s six weeks average for the class from which he transferred)
The following table will assist you in defining the weights based on the number of weeks spent in a class.
Weeks in Class Accepted Weight % 1 17% 2 34% 3 50% 4 67% 5 84% 6 100%
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M – Missing I – Incomplete If you type “I” for any grade, the student’s
working cycle average will be “I” until a grade is entered.
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6.4 Student Cycle Grades
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6.4 Student Cycle Grades
Review Calculating Averages in Handbook Starting on
Page 77 of the txGradebook Manual
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Assignment Grades: (70 + 80 + 90)/3=80 Test Grades: (90 + 100)/2=95 Assignment Grade Weight : 80 * 40% = 32 Test Grade Weight: 95 * 60% = 57 Take Sum of all Category Values: 32 + 57 = 89 Divide the Total by the sum of the weights for the
Categories, then multiply by 100: (89 / 100) * 100 = 89
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7.1 Printing Student IPRs
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7.1 Printing Student IPRs
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7.1 Printing Student IPRs
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