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  1. Q. How do I print a listing of my Class Roster?

    A. Select Faculty Tab, click on link My Class List under the Faculty Web Services Channel.  Click on class and the class roster will display.  Use Filter, (or Multi-sort or column sort) to organize list as you want the printed list to appear.  Make sure browser Print Set Up is set for landscape mode.  Click on the Print Roster button.

  2. Q. How do I print the waitlist?

    A. Select Faculty Tab, click on link My Class List under the Faculty Web Services.  Click on class and the class roster will display.  Set filter to Waitlist.  Make sure Print or Page Setup is set for landscape mode.  Click on the Print Roster button found on the roster.

  3. Q. I tried to print my class roster and all I got was a blank page.  What did I do wrong?

    A. You can only print using the Printable Version button which is displayed above your list of students.

  4. Q. How do I e-mail all students in a class or waitlist?

    A.  On the class roster, filter or sort the list to display all waitlisted students.  Click the “Select/Deselect All” button left corner of the list to check all students on list.  Click on E- mail SelectedStudents button.  Fill in Subject and add Attachment if desired.  You can also add e-mail address for a student whose address is not listed on the class list.  Click the Send button.

  5. Q. How do I e-mail one or several student?

    A. Follow instructions above, but only check the checkbox for each student you want to e-mail before clicking on E-mailSelectedStudents button.

  6. Q. How do I find the e-mail address for a student?

    A. It will be listed on the class list.  If the student is not enrolled in one of your classes, you will not be able to access their e-mail address.

  7. Q.  Why do I not see a phone number or e-mail for some students on my list?

    A.  Some students due to safety concerns have requested that personal information such as e-mail address and phone not be displayed.

  8. Q. How do I drop a student?

    A.  Use the Active Roster list of students.  Check the box next to the student you wish to drop from your class.  Click on the DropStudents on the left column of the screen.  You will then be asked to click on Drop Selected Students button.  The student will receive an

    e-mail notifying them that they have been dropped from your class.  The instructor will receive an e-mail confirming that the student has been dropped from the class.

  9. Q.  None of my students have been able to 'add' over the past couple of days.  Is there a problem with the system?

    A.  Students may get an Add Code before the class starts.  However, the Add Code is

    not valid until the first day that the class actually starts. [The Add Code can be used to enroll in Online courses (W or Z at the end of the section number) on the first day of the quarter through the end of the Add period.]

    Prior to the first class meeting, students can do their normal registration functions (add to class, add to wait list, etc.) without an Add Code. Once the class starts (meets), the Add Code is required to register in the class. Students do not need, and will not be able to use Add Codes to perform class registration functions before the class starts.

    Keep in mind, many of the classes may not start at the same start date; therefore, students may confuse the class start date with quarter start date.

    If your students have further questions, you can refer them to the on-line Student Registration Guide under the student tab, Add or Drop Classes section (p.7), which  has a detailed description of the add drop process.  The Student Registration Guide is also posted under the faculty tab section of Faculty Support Resources, User Instructions (direct link httplink https://fhdafilesets.fhda.edu/downloads/callcenter/StudentRegistrationGuide_downloads/RegistrationGuideforStudents.pdf ).

Grades

  1. Q. How do I enter student grades?

    A. Login into MyPortal, then select Faculty tab and click on My Grades listed under Faculty Web Services.  Select the Term and College.  Select the Class.  A list of students in class will display.  Select a grade from drop-down list for each student.  Click the Submit button to save grades.

  2. Q. How do I enter attendance hours for a student?

    A. Use the same screen where student grades are entered.  To the right of the grade is a field where you can enter the attendance hours.

  3. Q. When I can start entering final grades?

    A.  You can begin entering final grades when notified by Admission and Records, (A&R) that you can enter grades.  Notification will appear on the “All Users” tab.  It is a good idea to check the “All Users” tab for important faculty specific information.

  4. Q. After I enter a grade can I go back and correct it?

    A. You can change a grade in MyPortal if the grade has not been “processed” or “rolled” by A&R.  Once the grade is processed you will no longer be able to select a grade from drop-down list.  At this point, you will need to submit paperwork to A&R to change a grade.

  5. Q.  What should I do if there are any problems submitting grades or attendance hours?

    A.  Check the documentation athttpat https://fhdafilesets.fhda.edu/_downloads/callcenter/FacultyBannerGradesMyGrades-BannerGuideforFaculty.pdf.  If you feel that you are following the instructions, you can contact Tech Support at our online request system or 408.864-TECH (8324)

  6. Q.  What is the due date for final grades?

    Final grades are due three days after the final is given.

  7. Q.  Why is it not possible to give a student a “C-“?

    The short answer: California Education Code does not allow the reporting of a C- grade.  For more information on grading see this link: http://www.foothill.edu/senate/plusminusfaq.html

  8. Q.  There are a few students who disappeared after the drop deadline.  Do I have to give them an F grade or can I leave it “Select”?

    All students who are not dropped before the W period deadline have to receive a grade

    or an Incomplete.  State regulations do not allow late drops without documented extenuating circumstances.

  9. Q.  If a student wants to take a class as Pass/No Pass, do I need to do anything?

     No, the student can take care of this my by signing into MyPortal, clicking on the Student tab and then under the Registration Tools, select “Change Class Options (Pass“Pass/No Pass)".

  10. Q. How are incomplete grades for students handled?

    A. You can assign an Incomplete on you’re My Grades screen. You will need to submit a copy of the Incomplete Contract to Admissions.  The system will assign the student a grade of F which will appear one year from the date the Incomplete is assigned.  If the student completes the items on the contact, the instructor will submit paperwork to change the grade.  If the student does not complete the items listed in the contract, then grade of F will automatically appear on the one year aniversary date of the Incomplete grade.

  11. Q.  I have entered all the grades for my classes, but my students can not see their grades on MyPortal.  When will they be displayed?

    A.  Students will be able to view their grades using the Students tab on MyPortal once

    the grades have been rolled or processed by Admission and Records.  Grades have to "Roll" into history in order for students to view them. This roll process is quite detailed and has to be run on a set schedule between the colleges. It may take a week or more before your class grades are rolled.  You will know that the grades were rolled when the “N” becomes a “Y” on the grades screen. Once grades are rolled, you can no longer use MyPortal to change a submitted grade.  Leaving any grades set to “Select” can delay a grade roll for the rest of the students in the class.  Also a blank Attend Hours box will delay a class’ grade role.

  12. Q.  I don’t know if a student elects to take my class Pass/No Pass.  Shouldn’t I be notified?

    A.  For classes that are not Pass/No Pass classes, you will give all registered students in

    the class a letter grade.  When the grades are rolled, the letter grade will be translated into Pass or No Pass for those students who have opted for Pass/No Pass grading.  All grades of C or better will be posted on the student’s transcript as a P for pass.  Grades lower than a C are posted as an NP for No Pass.

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