ClassRoom GradeBook 8 is a free software for Windows 9x/XP/Vista/Win 7 that assists teachers in recording grades and maintaining class records. Designed for teachers from elementary to graduate level, it simplifies grading and grade consolidation.
As a teacher, record keeping and grading can be a significant challenge. Classroom GradeBook, formerly known as Classroom Windows, is here to make your life easier. This freeware program is compatible with Windows 9x/XP/Vista and Windows 7.
The latest version, version 8, has an active main screen that allows you to perform program functions easily. With Classroom GradeBook, you can create your class files with an unlimited number of students, and you can password protect them if you wish. You can also edit your class roster, including a student's ID, comments, and home-contact information.
Entering and editing grades and attendance records is a breeze with Classroom GradeBook. You can view and print students' records by name and/or ID in many ways. The program has a set of options that allow you to compute/print student averages and final grades. You can assign weights to individual testing instruments or types of testing instruments, or use points to calculate grades. The program saves the options you choose when composing grades and allows you to keep up to 3 sets of rounding modification values.
Classroom GradeBook also boasts various functions to view and print statistics. The wizard function and roadmap are handy tools for new users, and a PDF documentation file and context-sensitive help are also included.
The Freeware package includes all fully functional grade book features for free, with an optional resource for those seeking some additional bells and whistles: a 45-day evaluation of the 'Pro' edition. This upgrade adds many features, such as the ability to append student info from a variety of text files, import/export names/grades for a full class, transfer names/grades for an entire class from one file to another, print graphs of student performance, and produce seating charts.
Additionally, the 'Pro' edition allows you to use a built-in word processor/mail merge to communicate with parents, save reports as text or HTML files for editing, printing, or emailing to parents through the program, keep daily attendance records, compare grades among several classes, and produce statistics. The order of your grade titles can also be changed, and the titles of type categories can be edited.
To conclude, Classroom GradeBook is an excellent software that provides teachers with comprehensive grading and record-keeping features. Its straightforward user interface, variety of views and options, and ability to produce detailed reports make it an essential tool for managing a classroom.
The latest version, version 8, has an active main screen that allows you to perform program functions easily. With Classroom GradeBook, you can create your class files with an unlimited number of students, and you can password protect them if you wish. You can also edit your class roster, including a student's ID, comments, and home-contact information.
Entering and editing grades and attendance records is a breeze with Classroom GradeBook. You can view and print students' records by name and/or ID in many ways. The program has a set of options that allow you to compute/print student averages and final grades. You can assign weights to individual testing instruments or types of testing instruments, or use points to calculate grades. The program saves the options you choose when composing grades and allows you to keep up to 3 sets of rounding modification values.
Classroom GradeBook also boasts various functions to view and print statistics. The wizard function and roadmap are handy tools for new users, and a PDF documentation file and context-sensitive help are also included.
The Freeware package includes all fully functional grade book features for free, with an optional resource for those seeking some additional bells and whistles: a 45-day evaluation of the 'Pro' edition. This upgrade adds many features, such as the ability to append student info from a variety of text files, import/export names/grades for a full class, transfer names/grades for an entire class from one file to another, print graphs of student performance, and produce seating charts.
Additionally, the 'Pro' edition allows you to use a built-in word processor/mail merge to communicate with parents, save reports as text or HTML files for editing, printing, or emailing to parents through the program, keep daily attendance records, compare grades among several classes, and produce statistics. The order of your grade titles can also be changed, and the titles of type categories can be edited.
To conclude, Classroom GradeBook is an excellent software that provides teachers with comprehensive grading and record-keeping features. Its straightforward user interface, variety of views and options, and ability to produce detailed reports make it an essential tool for managing a classroom.
What's New
Version 8.2: Ver.8 is Win 7 compatible and adds features: new active main screen; view by name/ID; name/ID field sizes increased; 3 sets of rounding values; options chosen in computing averages saved; enter lateness; transfer tests among classes; import/export grades; edit grade types; save reports as HTML.
Version 8.0: Ver.8 is Vista compatible and adds features: new active main screen; view by name/ID; name/ID field sizes increased; 3 sets of rounding values; options chosen in computing averages saved; enter lateness; transfer tests among classes; import/export grades; edit grade types; save reports as HTML.