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Posted about 16 years ago
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Posted about 16 years ago
stjohnson pushed 133 commit(s) to refs/heads/master in the class Git repository of the ClaSS project
Posted about 16 years ago by stuartjohnson
Location: King’s College School La Moraleja in the ICT suite When: Monday 10th at 14:30 – 16:00 Audience: Anyone who might associate their responsibilities with the job titles Curriculum and Assessment Manager or Director of Studies. We’ll look at how … Continue reading →
Posted about 16 years ago by stuartjohnson
The summary button in the register now generates a full attendance report for a pupil. This includes both day-by-day attendance marks for the whole year and some overall statistics for absences and lates. If the same is needed for a … Continue reading →
Posted over 16 years ago by stuartjohnson
The assessment profiles in ClaSS provide a means of grouping and organising assessments in the MarkBook. Their fundamental function though is to allow for reporting and analysis of student grades and they accommodate any kind of custom template to achieve … Continue reading →
Posted over 16 years ago by stuartjohnson
A major upgrade to messaging is now available with ClaSS 0.9.11. It’s a complete rewrite behind the scenes which dramatically improves the speed and functionality of sending mass emails and SMS texts to parents and for the first time, students. … Continue reading →
Posted over 16 years ago by stuartjohnson
Tracking attainment within the MarkBook has been done for a while now by grouping related assessments together as an “Attainment Profile”. Well new charting functionality has been added to these profiles which makes it much easier to get an overview … Continue reading →
Posted almost 17 years ago by stuartjohnson
You may have noticed that there’s a new little gold star on ClaSS. It pops-up if you leave the mouse cursor hovering next to a student name in the MarkBook, Register or InfoBook This is the new merits function about … Continue reading →
Posted about 17 years ago by stuartjohnson
By the end of this week ClaSS will have produced 26 different reports across 9 schools. This amounts to a total of over 3500 individual students receiving reports from the system making this end of year report session the busiest … Continue reading →