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Gradebook Question?! Anyone Have Ideas?
Dr. Bart Bartlett, PIC Undergraduate Major, Hotel Restaurant and Institutional Management, has asked a very interesting question about the grade book. He wants to know if there is a way to upload and download an Excel spreadsheet that will keep the columns and rows accurate and in which he can post scores to the grade book. He currently penalizes students 10 points for every homework they miss, i.e. out of the 15 homeworks, if you miss 3 you will be at 70 points. How can we get the gradebook to reflect this policy?
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Hope everyone had a great break! I’m finally back after getting all my paperwork submitted!
My current mentees are:
Dr. Kotty Postle, a professor in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, who I have been helping set up her course in ANGEL. It is her first time using ANGEL and I have been available to her both in consultations and e-mail correspondence. Currently we have worked together for 1 hour.
Bob Slaney is a professor in Counselor Education, Counseling Psychology, and Rehabilitation Services. It is also his first time working with ANGEL but he is very receptive to the features and utilities they provide. I have been available to him both in consultations and e-mail correspondence. Currently we have worked together for 1 hour.
Separate from my assigned mentees, Dr. Bart Bartlett, PIC Undergraduate Major, Hotel Restaurant and Institutional Management, has asked a very interesting question about the grade book. He wants to know if there is a way to upload and download an Excel spreadsheet that will keep the columns and rows accurate and in which he can post scores to the grade book. He currently penalizes students 10 points for every homework they miss, i.e. out of the 15 homeworks, if you miss 3 you will be at 70 points. How can we get the gradebook to reflect this policy?
I have worked a total of 2 hours in consultations this period, and I will be entering that on labman.
ANGEL JOURNAL spring 07
Week 12 (April 9- April 15)
Hours this week: 0
Cum hours:6
Week 11 (April 2- April 8)
Hours this week: 1
Cum hours:6
-ANGEL 7 -limited features (bookmark, profile, adding functions)
Week 10 (March 26- April 1)
Hours this week: 1
Cum hours:5
-TLA meeting
Week 9 (March 19- March 25)
Hours this week: 0
Cum hours:4
Week 8 (March 12- March 18)
Hours this week: 0
Cum hours:4
Week 7 (March 5- March 11)
Hours this week: 0
Cum hours:4
Week 6 (Feb 26- March 4)
Hours this week: 1
Cum hours:4
-ANGEL Review
Week 5 (Feb 19- Feb 25)
Hours this week: 0
Cum hours:3
Week 4 (Feb 12- Feb 18)
Hours this week: 0
Cum hours:3
Week 3 (Feb 5- Feb 11)
Hours this week: 0
Cum hours:3
Week 2 (Jan 29- Feb 4)
Hours this week: 0
Cum hours: 3
Week 1 (Jan 22- Jan 28)
Hours this week: 3
Cum hours: 3
*ANGEL Session 01-24-07
-Spring updates with Jeff
*Charlotte Eubanks 01-24-07
-Worked on image embedding in word docs and Paint, editing, resizing, etc.
*William Harkness 01-22-07
-Worked on distributing survey
Jan. 21 - Jan. 27
Meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 24 with Bruce Herold
- I met with Bruce for the first time this week. He had basically one question, which is how to use the angel email system to send out mass emails to his students. He needed to forward important emails from department heads onto his students. I showed him how to use the angel email system and also how to attach emails within the message. After completing this task, I asked him if I could give him an overview of Angel but he wasn't too willing to do that. He basically wanted me to solve this task which had been bugging him for a while. I am meeting with him today (Monday, Jan. 29) to go over how to use the podium in a lecture hall properly. This might be our last meeting today, but I will encourage him to email me if he has any further questions later on in the semester.
Meetings lined up for this week:
- Monday, Jan. 29 with Bruce Herold to go over podium technology and usage.
- Sent Jon Olson an email to continue on with our tutoring sessions from last semester.
- Sent Elise Uhring an email to set up a meeting for this Wednesday to start meetings.
Hours for week: 2
Cumulative Hours: 2
Follow-up to 1st Meeting on Jan. 24
Hi all,
In follow-up to last night's meeting:
-I've attached the flyer that we post and give out to faculty who may want a tutor. Please feel free to distribute as appropriate.
-Please send Dan and myself a list of any faculty members you may be tutoring at the moment. These could be carry overs from last semester or ones recently assigned. In your note please include:
--the name and email of the faculty member
--your meeting schedule
--the topics you are covering
-Remember to update you calendar with your spring schedule so Dan can see when you are available.
