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This guide presents the absolute minimum steps to create a gradebook and begin using it immediately. Please be aware that preset (i.e. "default") settings will be used to calculate grades until you change the gradebook's configuration settings, a topic covered in the full help system files.
Both students and faculty (which includes TA's) access the eGradebook program via the web at:
http://www.d.umn.edu/egradebook
Use your UMD userID (without the @d.umn.edu extension!) and password combination to login to the system.
When you first access the eGradebook system, you will see the link "Create a New EGradebook". At this point, you have no gradebooks associated with your classes.
To create a new gradebook:
If you do not see a class that you expected, please check to be sure that you have been entered as instructor for this course in the official class database. This will save headaches at the end of the term when you need to record final grades for the class.
If you are the official instructor of record for a class that is not listed in the eGradebook system, please inform Shelly McCauley Jugovich (x6862 or email smccaule@d.umn.edu) or Bruce Reeves (x6831 or email breeves@d.umn.edu).
Note: once you have a gradebook created and configured, you may want to create similar gradebooks using the "Using preferences from:" option near the bottom of the page.
In order to create assignments in eGradebook, you must have at least one category.
A category is a "container" or grouping of various assignments. For instance, you might have three tests: Test 1, Test 2, and Test 3 - which would all belong to the category "Tests". Before you can create each of these tests, you must first create their associated category: "Tests".
To create a category:
For further information on how to create or edit a category, see the help system's Categories section.
If you do not use categories to help organize scores and calculate grades, create only one category and use that for all assignments.
Once you have created at least one category, you may create assignments that fit into that category.
Note that we use the term "Assignment" to include any scored assessment piece you might use in calculating grades.
To create an assignment:
For further information on how to create or edit an assignment, see the help system's Assignments section.
The general help system for eGradebook is online at: http://www.d.umn.edu/itss/FacultyWebServices/eGradebook/
Also, check the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page or contact Bruce Reeves at 6831 (breeves@d.umn.edu) or Shelly McCauley Jugovich at 6862 (smccaule@d.umn.edu).
Workshops for eGradebook will be conducted by ITSS this term, depending upon demand. Please check the workshop schedule for times and to register for a specific workshop.
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