Gradebook
A gradebook for teachers in My Class: add an assessment with its maximum and weight, type the marks, and see each student's total and grade. It needs a free teacher account.
Keep each class's marks in My Class as the term goes on. Totals use the weights you give, a missing mark is left out of that student's total, and the grade boundaries start at A 85, B 70, C 55 and D 40 until you change them.
Keep this term's marks in My Class
My Class opens after you sign in. Read the guide
Key facts
- Classes
- Up to 5 active classes of 60 students on every plan; archived classes do not count
- Assessments
- On Free 30 in all, across every class, archived ones too
- What a row holds
- Names, roll numbers, groups and tags only; no contact, photo or parent details
- Print and export
- A class sheet to print, with the mark columns split across pages when there are many, and a CSV in the columns OpenEduCat imports
- How long records stay
- Until you delete them, or 18 months after your last visit, with an email 30 days before
- Price
- Free
- Account
- A free teacher account; students never sign in
How to keep marks in the gradebook
- Open Gradebook in My Class and add an assessment with its name, its maximum marks and its weight.
- Type each student's mark; Enter moves down the column.
- Each student's total and letter grade appear as you type; change the boundaries if your school uses others.
- Print the class sheet, or export a CSV for your school's records.
Related tools
- No student accounts.
- No ads.
- Data-processing agreement on request.
Questions teachers ask
Is there a free gradebook for teachers?
Yes. The gradebook is part of My Class. On Free your gradebooks hold a set number of assessments across all your classes, as the key facts say.
How are the totals worked out?
Totals use the weights as you give them, and the page says so when the weights do not add up to 100. A missing mark is left out of that student's total, and a mark above the maximum is refused.
Can I print the gradebook?
Yes. The printed sheet lists each student with the marks, the total and the grade, and splits the mark columns across pages when there are many. Export CSV gives a file in the columns OpenEduCat imports.
Does the gradebook make report cards?
No. The gradebook is your working record. It makes no report cards, and nothing in it is shared with students or parents.
What happens when Free reaches its limit?
The page says what your gradebooks hold and lets you remove an assessment, or delete an archived class after you export it.
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