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  1. Sakai
  2. SAK-42539

Gradebook Fullscreen View has unused Real Estate

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    • Type: Bug
    • Status: OPEN
    • Priority: Major
    • Resolution: Unresolved
    • Affects Version/s: 20.0 [Tentative]
    • Fix Version/s: None
    • Component/s: Gradebook
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      In Trunk:

      1. Navigate to a course site containing the Gradebook tool and plenty of Gradebook items.
      2. Click the new "Full Screen" icon (to the right of the keyboard icon) to begin "full-screen mode."
      3. If this bug has been fixed, then the real estate for the Gradebook should extend and occupy the "empty space" markers as indicated in the screenshot attached to this JIRA. Full screen mode is intended to provide instructors with additional real estate to view Gradebook.
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      In Trunk: Navigate to a course site containing the Gradebook tool and plenty of Gradebook items. Click the new "Full Screen" icon (to the right of the keyboard icon) to begin "full-screen mode." If this bug has been fixed, then the real estate for the Gradebook should extend and occupy the "empty space" markers as indicated in the screenshot attached to this JIRA. Full screen mode is intended to provide instructors with additional real estate to view Gradebook.

      Description

      Gradebook table sizes should be relative, as opposed to fixed, due to all the empty space.

      This is especially true in the new Gradebook "Full Screen" Mode, which does not take advantage of the increased space that comes with the new feature. 

      There is a lot of precious, unused/empty space in Gradebook that instructors should be able to utilize.

       

       

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            Feature Request - Functionality that you would like to see in Sakai. SAK-41586 Gradebook "Full-Screen" Mode for Spreadsheet Work-Space Area

            • Major - Major loss of function or need for functionality in production in the near future.
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                • Assignee:
                  a.fish@lancaster.ac.uk Adrian Fish
                  Reporter:
                  jbuckin2 John C Buckingham
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