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 \label{Quick_Grades_Description}  \label{Quick_Grades_Description}
   
 On the Main Menue students can access  Students can access grades using the \textbf{Grades} item in the inline menu, 
 \includegraphics[width=0.03\paperwidth]{grds}  or via the \includegraphics[width=0.03\paperwidth]{grds}
 \textbf{View current problem status and grading information}  \textbf{View current problem status and grading information} item in the Main Menu,
 instead of the   which is displayed in place of the 
 \includegraphics[width=0.03\paperwidth]{sprs}  \includegraphics[width=0.03\paperwidth]{sprs}
 \textbf{View calculated grades (Spreadsheet)}.  \textbf{View calculated grades (Spreadsheet)} item seen in a Course Coordinator's 
 There students will see a summary of all of their scores. By default, the problem  Main Menu.
   
   A student's grades screen shows a summary of all of the student's scores. By default, the problem
 weight you assign to each resource is the problem score. However,  weight you assign to each resource is the problem score. However,
 if you changed your Course Environment's grading specification to  if you changed your Course Environment's grading specification to
 ''spreadsheet,'' your students will have access to their student spreadsheet   ''spreadsheet,'' your students will have access to their student spreadsheet 
 with their scores based upon your spreadsheet via a \underbar{detailed score sheet}   with their scores based upon your spreadsheet via a \underbar{detailed score sheet} 
 link. The use of the term ''score'' is also changed to the phrase ''parts done''  link. The use of the term ''score'' is also changed to the phrase ''parts done''
 on the student \textbf{Points Display} screen. There are three different ways the   on the student \textbf{Points Display} screen. There are three different ways the 
 \textbf{Points Display} screen can appear based upon the course environment.  \textbf{Points Display} screen can appear based upon the course configuration;
   see the``Grading'' section )\ref{Course_Prefs_Grading}).
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