Every teacher's own notebook, with or without a school: their classes and students, attendance for every lesson, marks, follow-up notes and printouts.
From the class list to the printed grade sheet.
Upload the class list from an Excel, Word or PDF file, or paste the names, and review them before they are added. If the file holds several classes, every class is read.
The notebook suggests the lesson on now from your week, and you mark present, absent, late and excused. The class register gathers the month's lessons for each student.
Set the class total and share it out over quizzes, homework and participation; each student's marks so far and percentage follow. When an assessment changes the total, the notebook asks before it changes any mark.
Write a positive note or a warning for a student and set the day to follow up; it appears on that day on the home page and in Follow-up.
Place your classes on the days and lessons of your week, and the home page shows today's lessons: taken, on now and still to come.
A class's grade sheet with its assessments and averages, and a report for each student with their attendance, marks and notes, under a letterhead with your name.
The notebook belongs to your account alone, not to a school.
No principal or colleague can open it, and nothing leaves it unless you ask.
Export the whole notebook to an Excel file at any time.
And when you delete the notebook, it offers you a copy first.
If your school uses DigitalSchool, you move between the school and your notebook from the same account, and each keeps its own data.
No school and no code needed.
With an email address and a password.
And write the name your printouts carry: yours or your school's.
From a file, by pasting the names, or one student at a time.
Create your account, then choose “I will use it on my own as a teacher”.
