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A Quick Start Guide for teachers:
Working with Report cards in eTeacher on MXWEB
COPYRIGHT 2006 - MEDIA-X SYSTEMS INC.
Welcome to eTeacher on mxweb!
This guide is intended to introduce you to eTeacher on mxweb and help you become
familiar with the tools and options you now have available to you to help you complete your
reports. eTeacher on mxweb has many exciting advantages over other traditional report card
management systems. Here are some of the exciting things that you can look forward to:
1. Work from anywhere! If you have access to the internet and a web browser, you
have all you need to get working on your reports. Your student information, marks and comment libraries are available to you 24 hours a day from both work and at home. You no longer
need to worry about moving files or keeping things on disk. Mxweb does it for you.
2. Collaborate! You are working as part of a network. Share your comment libraries
with any staff member you like or borrow someone’s existing comment library and save yourself some time. Work together with your school to produce a master comment library and everyone can have access to it.
3. Real time! View your student’s term marks as they are entered in the system school
wide to better determine how they are doing overall each term or semester.
4. Flagging! Flag students and apply comments to them automatically according to
grade.
5. Preview! Call up a .pdf preview of your student’s report card at any time to see exactly how the final report will look like on printing.
6. Line counter! You no longer have to guess how much room you have left to write
your student comments. Mxweb does it all for you by providing a handy line counter that accurately displays the amount of room you have left in your subject's comment box.
Getting Started: Logging into your account.
In order to access your eTeacher mxweb account you will first need to log into the system. By
now you should have received the username and password assigned to your for your account.
To log into your account please visit our login page located here:
https://mxweb2.media-x.com/home/ontariocnd
Enter your username and password in the appropriate fields and click the LOGIN button log
onto your account.
Need Help?
There are many helpful resources available to you to help you get started with eTeacher. If you
need a quick answer try our online help here:
http://www.media-x.com/support/
Or send us an email for support at support@media-x.com and we will be happy to provide you with the assistance you need.
Getting started: MXWEB MAIN MENU
When you first log into your mxweb account using your assigned username and password you will arrive at the
mxweb main menu. From this screen you have access to a number of tools. Here is a brief overview of what they
can be used for:
PROFILE
SETTINGS
COMMENT
BUILDER
• Build, edit and
•Change your per- •Change your lansonal details such as guage preferences . share your personal
comment library.
name and address
•Change your dicinformation.
tionary preferences.
•Reset your pass•Change the size of
word.
icons within
•If you have differ- mxweb.
ent roles within a
school or belong to
more than a single
school within the
system you can
switch you profile
using this tool.
HELP MANUALS
• View online help
manuals and videos
for any of mxweb’s
application.
eTEACHER
• Begin working
with the eTeacher
MXWEB
application.
Comment Builder
Comment Builder
The comment builder tool can be used to create a personal bank of comments that you can
apply to your report cards. Comment library’s are attached to your personal account and can be
accessed any time you are using the mxweb system. You can also share them with any other user
within your school or school board.
Comments can be organized within folders and arranged within a hierarchy. You can
create folders within folders allowing you to organize your library by grade, class or strand. Comments and folders can also be “cut” and “pasted” allowing you to rearrange your library as you
like.
If you are a previous user of eTeacher Desktop you can import your old eTeacher comment library into the MXWEB system by using the “Import Comment Library” tool located at the
top of Comment Builder screen.
Comment Builder
The following eight steps will take you through the creation of your first comment library.
1
Click the New Library Icon.
This will create a new empty library for you to start entering
you comments.
Enter a name for your new Library
in the text box shown.
2
3
In this example we are naming
our library: “My New Library”
Choose the number of levels your
comments will contain. Give each
level a logical name of your
choosing.
A simple example of a three level
comment library:
Your newly created Comment Library will now appear under the
list of My Libraries on the left
hand side of the screen.
4
Click on your new library name to
start working on your comments.
5
Click on the New Folder icon to
create a new folder in your library.
Give your folder a name of your choosing. In this example we have chosen
the name “My First Folder”
Your new folder will now appear
below your Library.
Click your new folder name in order
to start creating comments within it.
6
Click on the New Comment icon
Enter in a name of your choosing that is
descriptive of this new comment.
7
Enter in the appropriate comments for
each level. Click save when you have
finished entering in your comments.
Your comment will now appear as
shown within your
comment library.
8
Use
com-
the icon to delete a
ment.
Use
the icon to edit a
comment.
Congratulations! You have build your first comment library.
eTeacher: Main Menu
eTeacher Main Menu:
The eTeacher main menu is divided into three main segments: Plan, Assess and Report.
In this guide we will be focusing on the Report section. If you would like to get to work on
your report cards, choose the Report Cards section from this menu.
Note: If you would like to change how your name appears on your reports, use the “Change
Display Name” option at the very top of eTeacher’s main menu.
eTeacher: Report Card Editor
When you first enter the “Report Cards” section of eTeacher you will be presented with
a list of your classes. Click on the name of the class you would like to begin working with from
the selection presented on the left hand side of your screen.
You will notice that a series of icons are now available along the top of your screen. At
any time you can access your “Comment Library”, “The Expectation Browser” clicking on
these icons will open up these tools in separate windows while letting you continue to work in
your original report card editor window.
eTeacher: Report Card Editor (continued)
Once you’ve selected your class, you will be presented with a list of your students in
alphabetical order. Click on a student’s name on the left hand side to open up the report card
editor. This interface will change appropriately to the type of class you are currently working
with. In the image above we are working with a homeroom class and have access to learning
skills.
At the bottom of the screen appears the comment box, you can used this box to type in
comments for your student reports or apply comments to it from your comment library.
eTeacher: Report Card Editor (continued)
Pictured here is another example of this interface, this time we are looking at a mathematics class. Note that all the appropriate strands are displayed and marks can be selected from
the drop down menu for each strand.
The comment box appears within each class editor and contains a number of important
tools listed along its left hand side.
PDF PREVIEW—call up and exact .pdf preview of your students final report card.
ERASER– Clear contents of comment box.
SPELL CHECK - Run spell checker on your comment box contents.
VIEW— Expand the size of your comment box, giving yourself more room to work comfortably if you are
using a smaller screen.
eTeacher: Report Card Editor : List View
Marks can also be entered in for you entire class
all at once by using eTeacher’s list view option. This is
just one of many views available to help you quickly
complete your reports.
eTeacher: Report Card Comments
Similar to list view, report card comments can be seen at a glance for each of your
classes. This view allows you to see all marks and comments for each student in
your class. You may print these out at any time by using the print icon located at the
top of the page.
eTeacher: Student Comment View
You may also generate a Student Comment view, this gives you the marks and
comments assigned for a student in your class for all of their subjects. You can use
this view to gain a sense of how they are progressing in the current term and use this
information to produce appropriate comments for the report card.
eTeacher: Comment Library
Your comment library can be accessed at any time from within the eTeacher report card
editor. This will give you access to all of your private and shared libraries. Click the
[+] sign beside each folder to reveal the subfolders or comments contained within.
Your comments will be displayed according the levels they have been assigned. Clicking on a comment will send it down to the Preview box at the base of this window. Here you
can make changes and tweak the comment to you liking before applying it.
Click the following symbols to apply you comments:
•Will apply comments to all currently flagged students.
•Will apply comments to the currently selected student in the report card editor only.
User the Insertion Mode pull down menu to change how the comment will be applied to
the report card, either appending, replacing or inserting the comment as needed.
eTeacher: Comment Library: Importing your old comments.
If you have a comment library on your desktop version of eteacher you can easily bring them into the
mxweb version of eTeacher and use them there! It is a simple two step process.
Step One:
Export your comment library from eTeacher desktop.
• Choose the Report / Comment Builder section of eTeacher desktop.
•Choose the Export Tab. Select the comments you would like to export from you library from the right hand side
column.
•Give you library a name and click the “Save as..” button in the bottom right hand corner. Save you library as
a .Tab file.
eTeacher: Comment Library: Importing your old comments (part two)
Step Two:
Import your comment library into eTeacher mxweb
•
Login into your mxweb account and open the your comment builder by clicking on the comment builder icon
from the main mxweb page you will see just after logging into the system.
•Click the Import Comment Library icon from within the Comment Builder. (indicated below)
•Choose “eTeacher Comment Library” as you Library format and browse to yourexported eTeacher .Tab file.
Give your Library a Name and click to the Import File button to import you comments. Done!
eTeacher: Expectation Browser
The expectation browser can be accessed at any time from within the eTeacher report
card editor. Use this to browse and view the entire current curriculum expectations for
your area. Choose by Grade, Subject, Strand and Section until you find the expectations you need. You can use these as a reference while building your comment library
or applying comments to report cards. Highlight the expectation you need with your
mouse and copy / paste as needed into your comment fields or click on the expectation entry to
move it into your comment box within the report card editor.
eTeacher: File Exchange Tool
The file exchange tool can be accessed from the Reports section of the eTeacher main
menu. This interface allows you to sync your MXWEB data with the eTeacher Desktop version
or create a take hope file that you can download to your desktop. Choose the type of export you
would like to generate either eTeacher4, Generic or Trillium and click the Export Data button to
create your export file.

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