Screen Shots
hese are screen shots taken from the Grade Keeper Manual.
(The manual is available separately here). Click on an image to see a larger
version.
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Main Edit Screen (82K)
This screen can be thought of as your home screen. Everything begins and ends here. |
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Setting Column Colors (68K)
Columns can be color coded to make it easier to distinguish between different grade categories. |
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Column Comments (74K)
Columns can have 60 character comments attached to them. Comment colors match Main Edit Screen column colors. |
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Editing Column Headers (61K)
Any time you have to deal with dates, a calendar pops up. |
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Function Key menus (51K)
The function keys are used to access many of the Grade Keeper functions. |
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Category Setup Screen (26K)
This screen is used to set up a column prior to entering grades. |
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Main Grade Input Screen (24K)
This screen is for grade input and works best when copying grades from a pile of corrected papers. You can select names by just typing the first few characters of the name you are trying to find. This screen shot shows what happens if you don't type enough characters. |
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Name Edit Screen (38K)
This is where you can add, delete, or edit names. |
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Editing Class Titles (34K)
And this is where you can add, delete, or edit class titles. |
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Group Setup Screen (32K)
There is a variety of ways you can set up for group work. |
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Group List Screen (42K)
Groups can be selected purely at random or based on grades. |
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Program Options Screen (31K)
This screen shows how the program options are set and allows you to edit them. |
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Grade Archiving Screen (26K)
Grades can be archived to get them out of the way before starting new classes. They are still easily accessible for editing or printing. |
Internet Posting!
he Grade Keeper will allow you to post student grades on the internet using aliases so names will remain
anonymous. If you would like to see a sample posting,
go here.
If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me.
Thank you for your interest.
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