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What is Aeries Gradebook?
What is Aeries Gradebook?
Aeries Gradebook is a digital tool within the Aeries Student Information System that allows teachers to create, manage, and track student grades efficiently and accurately. Designed to support both traditional and standards-based grading, it enables educators to organize assignments into categories, apply custom weighting, and calculate overall grades in real time. Integrated with student data and accessible to families through the Aeries Portal, the Gradebook fosters transparency and communication between teachers, students, and parents. It also supports grade passback from platforms like Canvas and Google Classroom, making it a central hub for managing academic performance across a school or district.
Setting Up Aeries Gradebook - Step by Step
Setting Up Aeries Gradebook - Step by Step
Connecting Gradebook with Google Classroom
Connecting Gradebook with Google Classroom
Help video from Aeries (7 min)
It's a little old, so the screens look slightly different now, but everything still works the same.Why do my students keep re-appearing in my Google Classroom? I thought I removed them.
Why do my students keep re-appearing in my Google Classroom? I thought I removed them.
Google Classroom syncs nightly with your Aeries Gradebook. If a student leaves your roster, here are the steps you need to take, in order, to correctly remove the student from Gradebook and Classroom.
Remove the student from your Google Classroom. (Collect any scores you need and return work to the student before removing them.)
SVUSD EDTECH PD
SVUSD EDTECH PD
Aeries/Google Integration for Elementary Teachers on September 2, 2020. bit.ly/aeriesgoogle
Excusing an Assignment
Excusing an Assignment
NA and TX both count the assignment as 0 points out of 0 possible; no effect on student’s grade. TX keeps the assignment on the student’s “missing assignment” list; NA does not.
Use TX for “temporarily excused” assignments, ones that you expect the student to turn in at some point.
Use NA for “permanently excused” assignments, ones the student is not expected to turn in.
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