COMPUTERIZEDGRADE

• PRAYER• PNA• ASB• ENERGIZER

PROBLEM OF MANUAL

1. The manual method employed by the teachers inrecording and computing for the grades of theirstudents results in frequent errors and delay inthe submission of reports, not to mention theadded work load for teachers.

2. The manual method of recording and gradecomputation is time consuming, prone to humanerror. The delay in meeting deadlines forsubmission of grading sheets and reports.

IMPORTANCE…

1. Developing a computerized grade would

make the task of recording and computing

grades easier for the teachers.

2. This will not only benefit the teachers of the

school but will also benefit the students

because of the improvement in the accuracy

of calculations and in the proficiency and

productivity of the teachers.

OBJECTIVES…

1.To develop a computerized gradingsystem would make the recording andcomputation of grades easier forteachers

2.Improve the accuracy and timelysubmission of reports, and provide ameans of determining the academicprogress of each student.

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES…

1.To lessen the job of the facultyin terms of manual computingand adding records.

2.To facility the job of teachersand administration

3.To provide correct and timelyinformation.

OLD SCHOOL

NEW SCHOOL

K12 LEVELS OF PROFICIENCY

LEARNERS’ OUTCOMES

LEVEL OF ASSESSMENT

APPLICATION: MICROSOFT EXCEL

WORKSHOP #1

FORMATTING WORKSHEET

WORKSHOP #2

RECORD STUDENTS SCORES

WORKSHOP #3

EDITING WORKSHEET

WORKSHOP #4

PRINTING WORKSHEET

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