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Importing Custom Gradebook |
Custom Gradebook Templates
(Johnson)
Custom
Gradebook Template (Zimmerly) |
Custom Gradebook
Setup (Zimmerly) 
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Go to GDP's Help feature and click Gregg
College Keyboarding, 10th Edition, Using a Custom Gradebook
and Managing Custom Gradebooks to learn about GDP's Custom
Gradebook features. Below are some sample Custom Gradebook templates
you can import and use as a starting point for your own custom gradebook. After
downloading the desired gradebook template below, follow these steps
to import them into GDP:
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In a GDP Network Installation, click
Options, Instructor Options; click your name, enter
password.
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Click LAN Gradebook (or Web
Gradebook to go to the Instructor Management Web Site where
you will log on), Manage Custom Gradebook, Import Gradebook,
Select Gradebook.
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Browse to the saved *.ggb gradebook, click
Open, OK; Close.
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Click Create New Class, type in a
course name.
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Click Custom Gradebook, click the list
arrow to the right of the Select a gradebook box.
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Click the desired gradebook, Use This
Gradebook, Save.
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Click the class you newly created class,
Show List of Students.
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Click each
tab in order for Edit Grading Parameters, Select Grade
Scale, and Set Up Grading Parameters and edit as
desired.
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Click
Save when you're done.
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These gradebooks
(created by Jack Johnson) contain the basic
categories as well as the graded/required documents used in his keyboarding
class.
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Click
Custom Gradebook Installation
Johnson.doc, which
lists steps to download and import the gradebook and explains which
documents, exercises, and activities were used. Right-click the links below, click Save
Target As, and save the gradebook files to your desktop. Then follow
the steps listed in Custom Gradebook Installation Johnson.doc to
import and use the gradebook in GDP.
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This gradebook is designed to help instructors who don't
want to assign two separate, individually weighted
grades for keystroking accuracy for a given document. Zimmerly's approach is to assign one grade based on keystroke
accuracy and format and completion times (for tests only). She
uses GDP's Override Weighted Average feature to
accomplish this. Then GDP automatically
calculates a grade average for each category and calculates
the final course grade.
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Click
Custom Gradebook Installation
Zimmerly.doc for
steps to download and import the gradebook and see which
documents, exercises, and activities were used. The examples
below are based on the grading
system Professor Zimmerly uses in her Keyboarding Online
class. Here are some helpful links;
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here to see
Professor Zimmerly's Custom Gradebook Setup for steps on
setting up this gradebook. |
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