contributors and it is wide open to the public so teachers and student (eve=
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parents) can check. Generally, teachers and students have been adding the
Test Calendar to their own calendar set for convenience.
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Brad Baugher
Director of Educational Technology
Oregon Episcopal School
(503) 246-7771
On 10/6/10 1:05 PM, "Patricia Moser" <moserp@sidwell.edu> wrote:
> Friends,
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> We have a very old, home grown, test calendar created with Cold Fusion
> which needs to be replaced by free or purchased software so we don't
> have to worry about updating the code when errors creep in. Our test
> calendar is a link on our web site. Teachers can login to it and are
> able to post major tests and assignments. They are listed on each date
> from first submitted to last. The idea is that no student can have more
> than 3 major tests or assignments in any one day. The teacher listed
> first on the date, gets first priority. Students can login to see what
> is listed and if they are over their limit they can go to the teacher to
> make other arrangements.
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> Does anyone have a vendor or an open source solution for similar
> software? We use PCR Educator and are aware that there is a test
> calendar with it, but the teacher has to be using the Grade book in
> order to use the test calendar and most of our teachers do not use the
> grade book. Our solution has to be really simple and easy for all to
> update and view.
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> Thanks for your help with this.
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> Patt Moser
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> Sidwell Friends School
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