Hi- Our college has a policy that says, "Grades shall not be posted." However, after consultation with the administration I have found out that what this REALLY means is that I can post grades if I do the following:
1. Post only by student number (or code number) and not by name. 2. Shuffle the posting order (so that the A's aren't always at the top. 3. Have students sign a release form that allows me to do this. Any student (I only have one this semester) who doesn't want his/her grade posted must see me during office hours to get the score. All best, -Don. Gerald Henkel-Johnson wrote: > I have been posting exam and quiz grades, via a link on my course web > site, using student-created 4-digit codes. I was talking to to a fellow > faculty member who expressed concern about confidentiality in that > students could, by process of elimination and other methods, figure out > each other's four digit codes. I sure like that "handiness" of posting > scores this way. The alternative is to periodically pass around a sheet > during class, showing students their progress. They could see the other > codes this way, but they wouldn't have time to "study" them. This > wouldn't be as handy, but would reduce the possibility of this possible > confidentiality problem. > > Opinions? > > Jerry Henkel-Johnson > The College of St. Scholastica > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --- > You are currently subscribed to tips as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- You are currently subscribed to tips as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
