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gradebook

A gradebook is a record in which a teacher keeps the grades that students receive in a course.

In plain English

It is a record for tracking the marks each student gets in a course. A teacher uses it to keep those grades together.

In context

Here, "gradebook" indicates that the page is presenting the record where the teacher keeps the grades students receive in the course.

Situation
Submitting assignments, reading rubrics, grades, feedback, and resubmission rules
What it communicates
names the page listing assignment scores and statuses

Meaning limits

The term itself does not establish what else, if anything, is included alongside the recorded grades.

Examples

“After marking the final exam, the teacher entered each student's score in the gradebook.”

Core meaning

“On this page, the gradebook lists each student's marks for the course.”

In context