Andrea MacDonald from Aeries created a 13 minute video that shows all the reports that can be printed and how to print them. The  video covers reports of assignments, final marks, missing assignments, rosters, and summaries.

Video - Gradebook Reports

Grade Report - 10 Page Handout

One or more students will miss an assignment in the school year. That is for sure. To help students turn in missing assignments you can print out a list of missing assignments for them. 

Reports of Missing Assignments by Student - Handout

Printing out a class roster can be very useful. This will printout a list of students with empty boxes next to their names. You can also customize your printout with phone numbers, addresses, birthdates, and other information.

Printing a Class Roster - Handout

Creating a Gradebook Summary Report of your gradebook gives you a paper copy of your gradebook. This is a way to backup your gradebook. All the assignments will get a number only. This is not very descriptive. I like to go to options for printing the report and find "Show Assignment Description." When I click "Show Assignment Description" a list of each assignment title and the number associated to it will be listed. You may also find it useful to export a summary to Microsoft Excel. 

Gradebook Summary Report - Handout

For a brief summary of each student for a progress report you can print Progress By Student. This will list the student's grade by assignment category.

Progress by Student - Handout

To help you look at your class as a whole you can run a report. The Final Marks Analysis shows the class distribution of letter grades.

Final Marks Analysis / Grade Distribution - Report

The most common way of printing reports is by students. This will print out all the assignments that have been assigned to the student. These reports are nice to hand out as progress reports to students.

 Watch this video to learn about printing reports by student - 1:37

Printing Reports by Student - Handout