This software enables users to easily record, analyze, and print attendance and grades, as well as create seating charts, all in one powerful program.
If you're someone who needs to keep track of grades and attendance, then you need to know about VAR Grade 2000. This powerful software lets you do all that and more. With VAR Grade, you can easily record, analyze, and print grades and attendance, as well as do seating charts.
One of the best things about VAR Grade is the essentially unlimited capacity that it offers. It can store up to 65,000 students, 10,000 grades, 240 attendance days, and 5 seating charts. It also records database items for students like address, phone, and comments.
Using VAR Grade, you can place students into sections and use number and/or letter scores to determine grades. You can weight, sum, average, discard, or require tasks, and even have extra credit tasks. The data can be analyzed in numerous ways, like using attendance to help determine grades, calculate 'what ifs' for a student to obtain each possible grade, calculate statistics on any task (t-scores, z-scores, and percentiles), correlate any two tasks, plot any task by student or class, plot trends in scores for a student, and more.
One of the best parts of VAR Grade is that you can produce almost any type of printed output that you want. You can sort students by name, ID, section, task scores, or database items. Print data by individual student and by groups of students. Even better, you can design your own report forms.
Finally, VAR Grade can export and import data from other programs, making it an essential tool for anyone who needs to manage grades and attendance. So if you're looking for a powerful, flexible, and easy-to-use software, look no further than VAR Grade 2000.
One of the best things about VAR Grade is the essentially unlimited capacity that it offers. It can store up to 65,000 students, 10,000 grades, 240 attendance days, and 5 seating charts. It also records database items for students like address, phone, and comments.
Using VAR Grade, you can place students into sections and use number and/or letter scores to determine grades. You can weight, sum, average, discard, or require tasks, and even have extra credit tasks. The data can be analyzed in numerous ways, like using attendance to help determine grades, calculate 'what ifs' for a student to obtain each possible grade, calculate statistics on any task (t-scores, z-scores, and percentiles), correlate any two tasks, plot any task by student or class, plot trends in scores for a student, and more.
One of the best parts of VAR Grade is that you can produce almost any type of printed output that you want. You can sort students by name, ID, section, task scores, or database items. Print data by individual student and by groups of students. Even better, you can design your own report forms.
Finally, VAR Grade can export and import data from other programs, making it an essential tool for anyone who needs to manage grades and attendance. So if you're looking for a powerful, flexible, and easy-to-use software, look no further than VAR Grade 2000.
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