GradeL (Gradebook for Linux) is a gradebook program for teachers. Written in Gambas, this program includes some features I felt were important in a gradebook program. While still buggy and incomplete, it is functional.
GradeL requires the development version of Gambas, currently version 1.9.26. GradeL uses Gambas components gb.eval, gb.qt, gb.qt.ext, gb.qt.kde, and gb.qt.kde.html.
Although my coding technique is at times inefficient, GradeL does meet my needs. It features a spreadsheet-style main screen with vertical column headers that include the assignment name, category, and points. Assignments are grouped in categories for reporting purposes. Teachers may enter numerical scores or alpha-numeric codes for student scores.
These codes may count either zero points or excuse the student from that particular assignment. Gambas Grade provides practical reports designed to give plenty of information while conserving paper. Current reports include complete class report, single marking period progress report, and progress reports for all students. One other feature that I really like is an average row included in the spreadsheet that displays the average for the class on every assignment and for the overall marking period grade.
GradeL project is still in its infancy. The program still has bugs and incomplete features. I am making it available now as a preview for review and testing purposes. You may not want to use it as your primary grading program at this time.
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Requirements:
· Gambas 2
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
Bug Fixes:
· Fixed error in weighted grade calculation for categories that have no grades yet entered.
· When adding an assignment, GradeL now checks to make sure you enter a numeric value for the points.
· Fixed crash when printing Progress Reports to a printer or file.
Improved & Updated Features:
· Progress reports now include option to print one one student per page as well as paper saving, multiple students per page.
· Progress report type now selected from menu.
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