Posts Tagged ‘Grades’

A few updates and we’re listening :)

Friday, September 3rd, 2010

We just updated the site with a few bug fixes and some new features today. You can now enable or disable Sharing and Grades for any of the courses you create. We realized that some users like having lots of features and some don’t so we’ll be gradually scaling back the stuff that was originally enabled by default. This will make GradeMate a little less confusing at first while still allowing anyone to “unlock” all of the features that they want (and hide the stuff that they don’t want). Grades and Sharing for courses are still enabled by default for now, but in the next release (hopefully early next week) we’ll be disabling those features for newly created courses. You can always re-enable then when you want.

Also, the course settings page got a face lift, the course info is now viewable in the “Overview” tab of the course pages, and we want you to know that we’re listening to your feature requests! We’ll be adding course dates and times to the course settings page as well as a few more informational fields for you to use. The next round of features includes a new approach to Discussions that we’ll think you’ll love :)

New updates to Courses and Grades

Saturday, February 2nd, 2008

With the new release of v0.9.6 GradeMate gets a little bit older and a lot a bit better. Users can now set ‘assignment weights’ to their courses. For example, if you know homeworks will be 40% of your grade and tests will be 60%, you can set that for your course so you never have to worry about entering a weight for an assignment again. GradeMate will simply adjust the weight per assignment based on the number that you currently have.

It’s a much more convenient way to approach Grades, so check it out and let us know what you think. The Grades page also got a facelift with a great new user interface. All of your grades can be edited quickly and easily just like a spreadsheet.