Max and others, The big plus about grading programs for me is that you don't have to set things up on a spreadsheet. It's all done for you. But if you're good at Lotus or Excel then, whatever floats your boat.
In "GradeQuick," for example: Select "New" and a chart opens up. You put in students' names (either last name first or first name - you can direct it to search either way), and columns for tests and any other grades are ready. Grades can be weighted (for example: each test is 15%, final exam is 25%, etc). And you can print out the list of names as a blank gradebook to use it in class for attendance, or whatever. Here's the website to take a look at it: http://www.jacksoncorp.com/gquick.html Scroll down a little to see what it actually looks like on your compuer screen... I notice they have a free 30-day trial and that there are other features in the newer version. Beth Benoit University System of New Hampshire --- You are currently subscribed to tips as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
