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Faculty Access for the Web Overview
Faculty Access for the Web enables you to extend Registrar's Office to wherever teachers, advisors, and administrators can access the Internet. From any compatible web browser, you can help teachers stay connected to students, enter grades, enter attendance, and more. Review the following tasks teachers, department heads, advisors, and administrators can perform in the program.
As a teacher in Faculty Access for the Web, you can:
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Set up an online gradebook. |
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Enter daily assignment grades and comments. |
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Enter final marking column grades, comments, and skill ratings. |
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Enter class notes to include on report cards and transcripts. |
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Run progress, missing assignment, and performance comparison reports. |
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View basic student biographical information, including address, phone, and relation contact information. |
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View student schedules. |
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View, edit, and approve course requests. |
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Send emails to students in your classes and their relations. |
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Add and edit conduct infractions and consequences. |
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View what a student sees in NetClassroom. |
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Review and approve comments (if applicable). |
As a department head, you can:
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View, edit, and approve course requests. |
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Review and approve comments (if applicable). |
As an advisor or administrator in Faculty Access for the Web, you can:
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View basic student biographical information, including address, phone, and relation contact information. |
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View student schedules, activities, and daily progress. |
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View, edit, and approve course requests. |
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Send emails to your advisees and their relations. |
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Add and edit conduct infractions and consequences. |
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Run progress reports for your advisees. |
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With the optional module Graduation Requirement Management, review student progress on meeting requirements of a diploma. |
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Review and approve comments (if applicable). |
Your security rights are set by the administrator in Registrar’s Office. If you have questions about your security rights, contact your administrator.
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