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IEP access to Teacher's Gradebook

Asked by Andrew Richards

Hi

I had recently added some IEP information to one of my test group students, but when the student's profile is accessed through the teacher's Gradebook, no IEP link is visible (top-left corner) and no information appears beneath the advisory section of their profile.

I also noted that the students's group membership was not present but enrollment to subject sections was.

Thanks

Andrew Richards

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Tom Hoffman (tom-hoffman) said : 		#1

How did you add IEP information?

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Andrew Richards (arichards-p) said : 		#2

Hi Tom

Copied and pasted text via the IEP link on the Manger's account. A curious thing though is when the student is registered on a project set up by the teacher in CANDO. IEP information is still not available but the student's name is colour coded as IEP optional, which I assume is supposed to be used to highlight the skill label at the top of the column in the worksheet.

Andrew Richards

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Tom Hoffman (tom-hoffman) said : 		#3

Are you a CanDo user in Virginia?

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Launchpad Janitor (janitor) said : 		#4

This question was expired because it remained in the 'Needs information' state without activity for the last 15 days.

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Andrew Richards (arichards-p) said : 		#5

Sorry, been on half-term.

No just a standard user who wants to add IEP info for students, who assumes that as IEP appears on the student profile page (Manager view), it is a standard function of the SchoolTool system as opposed to CANDO.

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Tom Hoffman (tom-hoffman) said : 		#6

I'm afraid it is rather specific to CanDo and how they wanted to use it in Virginia.

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