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From: dkeisen@Gang-of-Four.Stanford.EDU (Dave Eisen)
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Subject: Re: Posting grades (Was Re: Student and Course Integrity)
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Date: 19 Dec 88 22:37:31 GMT
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In article <6125@ecsvax.uncecs.edu> skyler@ecsvax.UUCP (Patricia Roberts) writes:

>Where I taught as a grad student, grades were posted by registration
>number.  Here, we were told that posting grades even by that method was
>probably illegal.  That seems silly to me.  Even given the incredible


I remember back to Junior Lab where grades were posted by registration
number, but they were posted in alphabetical order. Didn't make a
whole lot of sense.

The way I'll be handling it from now on is that I will require my
students to get computer accounts to handle communication between me
and them (both collective things like changes in a problem set and
individual things like setting up appointments) and I will email each
student her/his grade at the end of the term.


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