Marks entry
Subject teachers enter only their own marks, against the grading scheme for that class.
- Grading schemes per board and per class, not one scale forced on everyone
- A teacher sees the subjects they teach and nothing else
- Bulk entry per class, with the totals computed rather than typed
Subject teachers enter their own marks against the grading scheme set for that class. Nobody collects paper slips from the staff room and nobody totals a column by hand at eleven at night.
The exam before the marks
An exam carries its type, its dates, and maximum and passing marks. Each class-and-subject sitting is scheduled with its own date, time, room and maximum, so a practical marked out of thirty sits correctly beside a theory paper marked out of seventy.
A teacher enters a sheet, not a form
Marks go in for a whole sitting at once, down the class list. Absent is a state of its own rather than a zero, which matters when the difference decides whether a student is failed or re-examined.
Only their own
A subject teacher sees the subjects they teach. The staff room does not need a convention about who is allowed to open which file, because the software already knows.
What schools ask about marks entry
Can marks be corrected after entry?
Yes, until results are finalised for the exam. After that a correction is deliberate rather than incidental, because report cards may already have been issued.
Does it handle grades rather than marks?
Yes. A grading scheme is configured per class, so a school marking on grades is not forced to invent numbers to feed the system.
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