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Removing a Student
You can delete a student from a class at any time. Deleting a student permanently removes
the student from the class and removes all of their activity results from the Gradebook.
To remove a student from a class
1. Select the class that contains the student you want to remove.
2. Select the student to remove.
3. Choose Delete from the Edit menu.
4. Follow the instructions in the Confirm Delete dialog box, and then click OK.
The selected student and all information for the selected student is permanently deleted
from the Gradebook.
Editing Activities
You can edit the name, type, and weight for an activity at any time.
To edit an activity
1. Select the activity to edit.
2.
Click Edit Activity on the Activity pane.
The Edit Activity dialog box appears.
3. In the Edit Activity dialog box, you can do any of the following:
l Enter a new name for the activity in the Name box.
l Choose a different activity type from the Type list.
l Enter a new weight for the activity in the Weight box.
4. Click OK to save your changes.
Editing Questions
Each time you stop polling for a question, a copy of the question, along with the correct
answer, is saved to the Gradebook. You can edit the question text, correct answer, question
type, and question weight at any time in Gradebook.
For example, if the answer that was selected as the correct answer in the question object is
incorrect, you can change the answer in the Gradebook to automatically update the student
scores.
Changing the answer for a question in the Gradebook does not automatically change
the answer in the question object in Notebook. To change the answer for subsequent
activities, you must make the correction to the question object in Notebook.
To edit a question
1. Select the question to edit.
2.
Click Edit Question on the Question pane.
3. In the Edit Question dialog box, you can do any of the following:
l Edit the question or answer text under Question Information.
l Click the button to the left of the correct answer to change the correct answer for the
question.
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