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ProgressBook v12.0 System Manager Guide - Swoca

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Initial District Setup<br />

6. In the LookupCode field, enter one of the following values that represents the number of<br />

decimal places you want to display after the decimal point:<br />

• 2 – Displays two places after the decimal point, such as 89.67<br />

• 1 – Rounds up to the nearest tenth, and displays two places after the decimal point,<br />

such as 89.70<br />

• 0 – Rounds up to the nearest ten and displays two zeroes after the decimal point,<br />

such as 90.00<br />

7. In the LookupCodes table, click out of the row to save the changes to the record.<br />

8. Log in to GradeBook and navigate to the Grade Book Grid.<br />

Student averages should display on the Grade Book Grid and Class Dashboard as a<br />

percentage including the number of places after the decimal point that is represented by<br />

the value you entered in step 6.<br />

9. In each district database, repeat step 2 through step 8 for which you want to set up the<br />

rounding for the grade book.<br />

Make Student Pictures Available on Seating Chart<br />

To ensure that student photographs are available to display on the desks of the seating charts<br />

created in GradeBook, you can create a virtual directory if your GradeBook Web application and<br />

picture directory are located on two different servers or you want to use a different physical<br />

directory on the same server. You can also create a physical directory if you are going to store the<br />

pictures on the same server and in the same Web site directory as the GradeBook application.<br />

GradeBook supports .jpg/.jpeg, .gif and .png image file types. The name of the image file should<br />

be the district student identification number, for example, 89034251.jpg. If your district is<br />

integrated with a student information system, this identification number should be the same<br />

identification number that is exported from the student information system to GradeBook.<br />

Create New Virtual Directory<br />

On the server at the same level where the GradeBook directory is located, create a new virtual<br />

directory in IIS that maps to an existing directory that contains all the districts’ student photographs<br />

on another server.<br />

Create New Virtual Directory Using IIS6<br />

1. Open Internet Information Services (IIS).<br />

2. In the IIS <strong>Manager</strong> under Web Sites, locate <strong>ProgressBook</strong>.<br />

26 <strong>ProgressBook</strong> GradeBook <strong>System</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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