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Ensure thaalready insttaallreedpobrt ceforaerdustiemplatng thisefwhicheaturesupports the informatioContact your SchoolSpneaankd format is administrator if you need assistance to locate or install the report card template.\u003Cbr>Report card templates are of two types, namely:\u003Cbr>1. Term-based report cards: Most school report cards are term-based. The report card shows the student‟s performance during all terms in the current school year.\u003Cbr>2. Non-term-based report cards: Daily reports and progress reports show the snap-shot of current information. They are not term-based and can be created any time.\u003Cbr>The report card can be published online or printed on paper. SchoolSpeak generates report cards in two formats:\u003Cbr> For online viewing (HTML)\u003Cbr> For printing (PDF)\u003Cbr>Content of both formats are the same. HTML rendering is optimized for online viewing and PDF is suitable for printing. SchoolSpeak recommends that reports cards be published online in the initial terms and printed only in the last term. |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>|\n| To view or edit the Report Card, in the Quick Links menu, click on the Report Card link. A page appears displaying a list of reports that were published. |\n\n\n| While working on the Report Card, you can access this page anytime by clicking [List of Reports] in the navigation menu.\u003Cbr>Report Card Navigation Menu: |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| [List of Reports]\u003Cbr>[Report Card](termbased report cards)[New Report Card](nonterm-based report cards)\u003Cbr>[Settings]\u003Cbr>[Permissions] | Click here to view the reports that have already been published.\u003Cbr>Click here to enter data on students.\u003Cbr>Click here to create a new report and enter data on students.\u003Cbr>Click here to tune Report Card by installing anew Report Card template, or by configuring the Report Card parameters.\u003Cbr>This appears only if you have administrative privileges on the Report Card resource. Click here to set the view (class/grade), edit (teacher) and administrative privileges on this Report Card. You can also modify the Quick Link name and the resource description. |\n| ! If you doYonotu doseenotthehav[Ree epdiort Card]t permissioonr A[ NeskwyoRuerport CardSchoolSpea]koptionadmi, thenistrnat:or to add you to the edit permission list\u003Cbr> A report card template is not installed.\u003Cbr>Setup is covered later in this chapter. Please note that set up should be completed before you can work on the Report Card.\u003Cbr>Working with Report Card\u003Cbr>Working with report card involves following steps.\u003Cbr>1. Entering student data.\u003Cbr>2. Previewing the Report Card.\u003Cbr>3. Making any data changes and previewing again.\u003Cbr>4. Printing or publishing the Report Card.\u003Cbr>Student data can be entered directly on the Report Card or pulled from Gradebook eliminating the need for manual data entry. SchoolSpeak can pull the following types of data from Gradebook:\u003Cbr> The student‟s overall grades for each subject and/or letter grades.\u003Cbr> Percentile or letter grade for categories such as homework\u003Cbr> Percentile or letter grade for individual assignments\u003Cbr> Count of absences and tardies\u003Cbr> Term comments |  |\n\n\n| !\u003Cbr>!\u003Cbr>To | For details on which fields can be imported, refer to the ‘Pull Data ’ page of your report card template.\u003Cbr>The Report Card provides best integration with SchoolSpeak Gradebook. Only limited integration is available for grade data posted using Gradekeeper.\u003Cbr>enter data |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 1. From the navigation menu, click on [Report Card] for term-based reports and [New Report Card] for non-term-based reports. A new page appears with the following information for non-term-based reports.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>This date range indicates for how long the message on this report should appear on the home page after you publish the Report","cbCaitieE6TkwfDM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitieE6TkwfDM","pdf",454477,"English","# Working with Report Cards\n## Report card types and publishing formats\n## Viewing, editing, and navigating report cards\n## Entering and importing student data\n## Previewing, updating, and printing/publishing","[{\"question\":\"What are the two types of report cards in SchoolSpeak?\",\"answer\":\"Term-based report cards show student performance across terms in the current school year. 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