Who finished, who is waiting: you don't ask, you look
Who finished this week's homework, who is waiting for approval, which class completed the inventory period. Every status is a number, every number is a list; when you click, you drop down to names.
Tracking views bring the questions an institution asks every day onto the screen: who finished this week's homework, who is waiting for approval, which class completed the inventory period, which student never started. Status counters sit together with the list; when you click a number, you drop down to the list.
The views are live; when a student declaration or a teacher approval comes in, the counter changes. The week's homework is gathered in one printout for the class teacher.
Homework tracking
Completion at class and student level; pending approvals and returned homework in separate queues. The teacher opens the list in the morning and plans the day from there.
Inventory period tracking
In an open period, how many students of each class have finished shows live. The students who have not finished are in your hands as a list; you know whom to remind.
Status counters
Pending, completed, overdue: every status is a counter, every counter is a list. The panel shows a number; when you click, it drops down to names.
Weekly printout
The week's homework is gathered in one document for the class teacher and printed. The list pinned to the classroom wall is the same as the one in the system.
Common questions
Do the tracking views produce reports?
No. These are live tracking screens: who finished, who is waiting for approval, where each class stands. Producing term or monthly reports is outside them. The only thing that is printed is the week's homework list.
When are the counters updated?
Instantly. When a student declaration or a teacher approval comes in, the counter changes. Every counter is a list; when you click a number you drop down to the names and know whom to remind.
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