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B. Progress Reporting
– Infinite Campus
1.
Navigating ÒGrading By TaskÓ

STEP 1 – Choose your class
using the
dropdown box.
STEP 2 – Expand the ÒInstructionÓ
module by
clicking on the word or the
Ò+Ó sign
(which becomes a Ò-Ò sign
when expanded).
STEP 3
– Select ÒGrading By TaskÓ
by clicking
on the words to reveal a
drop-down
menu.
STEP 4 – Use the drop down
menu
to select ÒQ1 – Progress ReportÓ
For other quarters, select the
appropriate
ÒProgress ReportÓ task.
After STEP 4, a new field will show
where you may now enter information about each student in the class.

C.
Entering Progress Reports
S
STEP 1 – in the ÒscoreÓ column, use the drop-down box to choose
Progress RPT for
the student you wish to comment on.
STEP 2 – to bring up the comment list, click on the
small picture of the paper and pencil next to the large comment field.
NOTE: Steps
3 through 6 correspond to the picture at the bottom of the page.
STEP 3 – Check off the comments you wish to include by
clicking in the small box to the left of each comment. You will likely need to use the scroll
bar on the right hand side of the comment window to reveal additional comments.
Remember, if you choose to comment
on a student, you MUST check at least one of the choices between 1 and 5. After that, you may choose as many of
the other comments as appropriate.
STEP 4 – click on the ÒUpdate CommentÓ button to
accept all of the comments that you checked off. The comments will now appear in the comment field for that
student.
STEP 5 – OPTIONAL – After you have updated your comments, if you
discover an error and wish to delete the comments, simply click on the ÒXÓ to
erase all chosen comments.
STEP 6 – Save your work frequently by clicking the
ÒSaveÓ button.
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After comments are complete, your comment screen may look
something like this:


IMPORTANT NOTES
Should questions arise, please feel free to contact an
Infinite Campus coach (Keith Bogert, Gary Cimorelli, Jean Fanniff, Aimee Gauthier,
Jude Hanley, Lynn Marie Marohn, Carm McCarthy, Heidi Meidenbauer, and Bob
Pollaro) or your Hall Principal.
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