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'''Creating a Note'''
  
 
In the WebGradebook, choose your '''Course''' and '''Marking Period''' at the bottom of the screen. Then choose the '''Teacher Notes''' icon on the top menu bar.  
 
In the WebGradebook, choose your '''Course''' and '''Marking Period''' at the bottom of the screen. Then choose the '''Teacher Notes''' icon on the top menu bar.  
  
 
 
 
 
'''Creating a Note'''
 
 
*Click on the '''Add''' button at the bottom of the screen to bring up the '''Note Editor''' Window.  
 
*Click on the '''Add''' button at the bottom of the screen to bring up the '''Note Editor''' Window.  
 
*Type in a '''Title''' and in the white text area, type in your note information.  
 
*Type in a '''Title''' and in the white text area, type in your note information.  

Revision as of 09:48, 26 January 2016

This program will allow teachers to create Notes (messages) for their students in the Student Progress Center.


There is a User Management security for this ability.

Profile-TE→ Category-JGradebook→ Program-JGradebook Permission-RW→ Action-Teacher Notes→ Action Permission-Read Write


Creating a Note

In the WebGradebook, choose your Course and Marking Period at the bottom of the screen. Then choose the Teacher Notes icon on the top menu bar.

  • Click on the Add button at the bottom of the screen to bring up the Note Editor Window.
  • Type in a Title and in the white text area, type in your note information.
  • Below Title, there is an option to configure the Note as Make Public or to make the Note Student Visible (normal setting).
  • If Make Public is selected and your district displays the "Browse" button on the Student Progress Center, the Note will be visible to everyone who visits the Student Progress Center without requiring a username and password.
  • If Student Visible (normal setting) is selected, the Note will only be visible to parent-guardians and students who have a username and password.
  • If the Note is only for one or a few students, you can click in the field labeled Students, then choose Select Students and select from a list. Leave blank to send the Note to all students.
  • If you want to include more sections, also click on Students and then Sections, to chose additional sections.


  • Click on Add, answer yes to the questions and the Note Editor will close and the user will see a listing of created notes in a table at the top right.
Column Headers

To find definitions of commonly used column headers, follow this link: Common Column Headers.

For other columns not listed in the common column list:

Title -- Title of the Note
Type -- Refers to the type of Note being sent.
User -- The login of the user who created the Note.
Created -- Date the Note was created.
Count -- The number of students the Note was sent to.
DEL -- Delete


Adding An Attachment to a Note: (Attachments are added after a Note has been created.)

  • After creating the Note, click on the row of the Note to which you need to attach a file.
  • The Note Editor window will appear. At the bottom, click the "Attach" button.
  • An `Add attachments` window will appear. Click the "Add" button.
  • If the file needed is displayed, highlight it and the title will show in the `Selected File` box, so then click the Choose button.
  • Click on the X to exit the window or choose more files to include. Click on the red square to delete the attachment.


The Note will appear in the table with number of students that the Note was sent to.

  • Click on the Note title to review/edit the Note.
  • Click on the student count to see which students the Note was created for, and the date the mother, father, or student opened the Note.
  • Click the red cell to delete the Note.


Print Options

To find the print instructions, follow this link: Standard Print Options.



NOTE: Sorting and other data manipulations are explained in the following link: List Programs Instructions/Video



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