This Captures with Some Wit What My Teachers Have Been Experiencing

Options
Tim Dougherty
Tim Dougherty ✭
Tenth Anniversary Facilitator 1 Name Dropper EAP Participant
in End of Term Grade Entry EAP
6a81e4960230de3da783d1e6602b7c1e-huge-sc

Comments

  • Tim Dougherty
    Tim Dougherty ✭
    Tenth Anniversary Facilitator 1 Name Dropper EAP Participant

    Maybe you can't see:

    I went into New Grading and I reviewed two of my classes that were not checked this morning (although I did review and check all yesterday). Brit 4 and Lit 1.

    I went into Grading, they were unchecked again. I rechecked them.

    I went into New Grading. They were unchecked. I checked them.

    I went into Grading. They were checked.

    I went back into New Grading. They were checked.

    (I feel like I am in a Beckett play.)

  • Michael Morrissette
    Michael Morrissette Blackbaud Employee
    Ninth Anniversary Facilitator 2 Name Dropper Photogenic

    Hi @Tim Dougherty -

    Thanks for passing this example along. The code that handles the ‘Review’ function in the older experience is proving to be quite the challenge. There are a couple IDs that the code is juggling depending on whether the class in question is single or multiterm, or if the grade plan being graded is found within active terms or non-active terms (IE It's now Quarter 4, but the grade plan is found in Quarter 3). This mismatch of ID/Terms is causing the new experience to not hold the ‘Review’ check, but the old experience is marking ‘Review’ correctly.

    We're looking at this again as we're seeing a couple different behaviors with the Review function.

    More to come once we dig into this more today.

    -Mike

Categories