Brian Dunbar
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There could still be a "default" scale that is the primary one that most of our profs use. If you don't want the default scale, you could activate an alternative scale.
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Makes sense. I suspect our institution is probably different from most in that we do not have a grading scale mandated to us - each instructor is free to choose his/her own. Some even use differe...
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Adam, I didn't realize this was an option. I don't have administrative privileges, so I wasn't aware that this could be done when entering or editing student information. I'll touch base with the...
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The status of this says, "done," but here's the problem. If you click on a student's profile, you can see their name with what they prefer to be called, i.e., "Everett 'Geno' Pyse." Most of my st...
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James, Not sure I follow. If a B represents 3.0, why does it matter which scale was used to achieve that B? I'm guessing that the transcript is taken from a number instead of the actual letter g...
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I see what you're saying, Shane. I guess it just makes more sense to me if the "official" finale grade for a student is the letter, not the percentage. Then we never run into issues where transcr...
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Lol, James. Actually, I am still fuzzy on this. Help me understand why it's better to base the grade off a number than a letter. What is the benefit? The benefit of basing it on the letter is th...
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Argh. Why, Brian, why??!