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Re: GnomeGradeBook Project update



In the US Marines we were always instructed to praise in public and critique in
private. The GnomeGradeBook looks great. We, at least at WhiteHorse are eager to
start using it. Thanks.

Bradley Burnside wrote:

>     I'm not listed on the projects page..but I am running a
> Linux/Educational project so I might as well tell everyone where I'm at.
>     My project, GnomeGradeBook, is still Alpha 0.0.0.  A release won't be
> happening for a while.  I have specific functions that I want in it before I
> make it 0.0.1.  I have a crude roadmap created.
>
> What I want in the first release:
>           1.  Database connectivity
>           2.  Supports one class with multiple students
>           3.  Each student has a profile on record which contain:
>                     a.  Full Name, Address and other personal data
> (International address aren't supported yet...but will be in future
> releases)
>                     b.  Guardian names addresses and work numbers
>                     c.  Class schedule
>                     d.  each class can be selected and will link to a grade
> sheet for that class, and teacher notes about the student.
>           4.  Class List.
>                 a.  contains names of each student.
>                 b.  contains each assignment and the scores each student has
> gotten on them.
>                 c.  an easy and quick way of imputing grades for an entire
> class list.
>
> What I have done, and what I'm working on:
>     I have redesigned the layout of GGB, (so the screenshot I posted is
> outdated).  If anyone runs the newest version of Balsa...it is similiar.  I
> have a student profiling system set up, and I am working on database
> connectivity.  Once when I can connect to the database, I will be working on
> class lists with grading, then It'll be pretty much release worthy.
>
> What is taking me so long:
>     Okay, my original intentions where to get something released by new
> years...but I was slowed down by the holidays.  This is just a side project
> that I do in my free time.  So I code when I'm not in school and when I'm
> not doing homework.
>
>     Bradley Burnside  -  bradley@voyager.net
> http://my.voyager.net/bradley/


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