A university attendance system for lecturers, departments and registrars
Attendee began as a fingerprint attendance system for a university. Lecturers start a class, students scan at the door, and registrars get clear reports at the end of the semester.
Attendance is organised by course, session and semester, with batch sections such as A to D. Administrators can enrol whole classes at once and schedule sessions in bulk, so the timetable is not typed in by hand.
What lecturers get
Start and end a class from the dashboard
Watch students check in live
Review and resolve disputes about a record
Export course attendance registers
What registrars and departments get
Students at risk of falling behind
Who is eligible to sit examinations
Department roll-ups
Course and enrolment import from a school records export
What students see
Students can see their own attendance through the term, raise a dispute if a record looks wrong, and are sent an SMS when their semester attendance report is ready.
Questions people ask
Yes. A lecturer starts the class on the dashboard, students scan at the terminal, and the lecturer ends the class when the lesson is over.
Administrators can import courses and enrolments from a school records export, then enrol classes in bulk.
The student can raise a dispute, and a lecturer or administrator reviews and resolves it.
Yes. Students, courses and sessions can be organised by batch, and a course can be shared across batches.
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