Scantron Distributes Gradebook Program

  • 11/01/96
Scantron Quality Computers has entered an exclusive agreement with McGraw-Hill School Systems (New York, NY) to distribute the InteGrade gradebook program. InteGrade keeps track of student test, assignment and objective-outcome information, and calculates student grades and statistics. Highlights include automatic updating, weighted scores, attendance, graphing and unlimited capacity of information. Single copies and 5-user lab packs (for Windows, DOS, Macintosh or Apple II machines) can be ordered directly from Scantron. Scantron Quality Computers, St. Clair Shores, MI, (800) 443-6697, www.sqc.com.

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