Grade-Book Software
Products Reviewed
(5 items)
By Scholle Sawyer Macfarland, Macworld
- Nov 1, 2003 12:00 AM
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| Price when rated: | $44 (single) |
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Pros
- Broad support for narrative comments
- Multiple classes in one file
- Extensive import and export options
Cons
- Can’t drop low assignment
- No attendance tracking
- Awkward interface
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| Price when rated: | $15 |
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Pros
- Elegant implementation of OS X interface elements
- Can include photos in seating chart
- Inexpensive
Cons
- Limited reports
- No cross-platform or OS 9 support
- One class per file
- Inadequate documentation
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| Price when rated: | $90 (single) |
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Pros
- Many import and export options
- Built-in e-mailing
- Seating chart
- Extensive reporting
- Add-on WebGrade serviceC
Cons
- Onegrade book per file
- Expensive
- Only one file can be open at a time
- Confusing interface
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| Price when rated: | $20 (single), $100 (site) |
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Pros
- Can create reports from multiple classes
- Straightforward interface
- Inexpensive
- Good documentation
Cons
- Limited reports
- Only one can be open at a time
- Can’t curve grades
- One grade book per file
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| Price when rated: | $49 (single); $249 (site) |
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Pros
- Excellent manual
- Seating chart
- Multiple classes in one file
- Easy to trade information between classes
- Extensive reporting
Cons
- None significant
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