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# Enabling the Gradebook

### Enabling the Gradebook

In the Course Manager, the **Gradebook**  will be enabled or disabled according to each specific campus. All new accounts will have **Gradebook** enabled by default. 

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### 1. :books: Campuses

Navigate to the **Administration Settings** section and click the **Campuses** link.

### 2. :pencil: Edit Campus

Select the campus by clicking the **Edit** symbol next to the campus name.

### 3. :lock\_with\_ink\_pen: Enable Gradebook

Click the **Enable Gradebook** checkbox to enable the **Gradebook** for your campus. 

### 4. :heavy\_check\_mark: Confirm Gradebook Change

Once the Gradebook has been enabled, click the green check to confirm, or click the red 'X' to cancel.

![Gradebook disabled](/files/-MK_McFa3P-0vVwwCVz9)

### Gradebook disabled

When the gradebook is disabled for a campus, none of the classes assigned to that campus will have grades recorded in the gradebook. The gradebook will be blank. 


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