We imported S&B directly into JMC.  Works great. What did you use to put
together your S & B???

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Sent: Friday, October 28, 2005 10:51 AM
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Subject: Re: [info-tech] elementary progress reporting

Jackie wrote:
>So now with the ability to create a progress report that ties into 
S&B...

The JMC update assumes you have your standards and benchmarks in JMC. We
worked with Greg from JMC for about two weeks this fall until we all
concluded that our S&B wouln't fit the JMC system.  We'd have to do a
major revision to our S&B to make them fit
JMC.  That's not something we're prepared to do, changing our curriculum
to meet JMC's restrictions.

This just as the CGI (OSX) for S&B blew up and we had to uninstall the
S&B version of the gradebook, attempting to fix it by installing the
standard IP gradebook.  (That didn't work either--it was an error in the
CGI.)

Reinstalling 150 gradebooks, restoring & recovering grades, trying to
force S&B into JMC's back end, building an online database for the
elementaries, and parents wondering why grades aren't on the web; it
wasn't a pretty start to the quarter.

Things have thankfully settled down now, but in the end, our S&B won't
fit JMC's setup.
-Steve Scarbrough

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