Are you using the Dropbox edition or the Google Drive edition? Could you send me the actual class? Email it to dethier@... ... do not post it here for everyone to see.

I'm using the web app through Google on a Mac. Only one class is open. An email is sent to current students on my roster, but the report is someone else's. And, it is only the last half of one

Is this with the web app? Are you using Gmail or another web service? First thing to try is reloading the web app in your browser while holding the shift key. Make sure you are opening the correct

For the past two weeks, the reports I’ve emailed out to my one class are for students from a different class or previous years. Example: John would get Jane’s report from this year. Or John

There are editions of the web app for Google Drive (at https://www.gradekeeper.com/google/) and for OneDrive (at https://www.gradekeeper.com/onedrive/). The Google Drive edition will always use your

My institution does not officially support #dropbox and everyone here uses OneDrive. We would love it if we could use gradekeeper without needing to use another app to save our work. It would be

The web app may be awkward on the smaller iPad screen. Be sure to use an external keyboard. Daniel Ethier

Thanks, Daniel! Now that I’ve paid for GK for iPad and checked it out, I’ve decided I will just use the web app on my new iPad. Oh, well, live and learn!! John -- John A. Garrett Email:

There is no subscription. It's a one-time payment. Gradekeeper for iPad is only for the iPad. The title says it. The iphone app is different and less expensive, but also doesn't show as much

Daniel, I just paid $4.99 for Gradekeeper for iPad when I thought that my first paid subscription covered me on all my devices. I don’t mind paying the money. I’m just a bit confused. John

Users Guide, page 12, paragraph 4.

Thank you! If that is in the instructions on the website, I certainly couldn’t find it.

Enter the first score then hold down the control and shift keys and hit return.

Daniel, I’m sorry to bother you with this question, but I can’t remember if/how I can fill student scores down in the web app, and I can’t find the answer online. Pat

I figured it out. It’s the same problem I had at the beginning. I had left a blank assignment when I added several to the end of the file and then tried to sort them. It’s that blank assignment

I tried with Chrome and had no problem. The custom sort window appeared and it all seemed to work fine. Safari was interesting. When I loaded the web app, a lot of items were missing, looked like a

Daniel, This morning when I try to do a custom sort, nothing happens at all. The sort screen does not display. I’ve tried on both Safari and Chrome in two different classes and rebooted my

Oh, that helps. I had hit print yet. Thanks!

The web app only displays the subject and term in the upper right. This is a limitation of the grid widget I use. But when you print, it will show the teacher, school, and subject fields. This is

Hello Daniel, On the web app, there are the following fields under edit subject: Subject, School, Teacher, Term and only the “Subject” is displayed. On the desktop app, things are a little more