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ProgressBook v12.0 System Manager Guide - Swoca

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Set Up Average Calculation Method – Average Calcs Tab<br />

Set Up Average Calculation Method – Average Calcs Tab<br />

Since we selected Use Basic Calculations as the Average Calculation Method on the General tab,<br />

and set up four reporting periods and a year-end final average on the Periods tab, we must now<br />

configure the formula for the year-end final average.<br />

1. On the Average Calcs tab, select Year-End Final in the Reporting Period list.<br />

2. Select 1st QUARTER in the list in the first row of the Period column.<br />

3. Select 2nd QUARTER in the list in the second row of the Period column.<br />

4. Select 3rd QUARTER in the list in the third row of the Period column.<br />

5. Select 4th QUARTER in the list in the fourth row of the Period column.<br />

6. Enter 1 in the Weight column in for each of the four quarters.<br />

Note: The number in the Weight column means that each of the four quarters<br />

represents 1/4 or 25% of the final average.<br />

7. Select Use Averages in the Select the Calculation Method list.<br />

The Use Averages calculation method means that regardless of the letter grade that is<br />

issued for each of the four grading periods, GradeBook uses the averages in the teacher’s<br />

grade book for each of the four quarters to derive the year-end average. If your school<br />

uses letter grade values to determine the year-end average, then select the Use Grades<br />

calculation method. In that case an A has a value of 4, B = 3, C = 2, D = 1 and F = 0.<br />

GradeBook adds each of the four values and divides the total by four. The result maps to<br />

the Point Range of the appropriate grading scale to determine a letter for the year-end<br />

average.<br />

8. Select Use the Grade Book Grading Scale in the Select the Grading Scale list.<br />

9. Click Save.<br />

Average Calcs Tab<br />

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