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#On the navigation panel on the left, click on '''Attendance''' | #On the navigation panel on the left, click on '''Attendance''' | ||
#Under '''Entry''', select '''Post Attendance''' | #Under '''Entry''', select '''Post Attendance''' | ||
− | #If you need instructions for setup values to be used, follow the link for '''[[ | + | #If you need instructions for setup values to be used, follow the link for '''<span style="background:yellow">[[Standard Setup Options]]</span>'''. |
#The next items are not found on the standard setup options document. | #The next items are not found on the standard setup options document. | ||
Revision as of 01:49, 8 April 2014
Video How-to
Post First Period Attendance video
How-to for Teachers
- On the bottom left of the screen verify the Year.
- Your school principal will determine whether to post 1st period absences based on your homeroom roster or your first period class roster.
- Select the Course. At this point select 1st period no matter which roster you will use for posting 1st period absences.
- Select the Grading Period.
- A class roster for the selected course will appear on the screen.
- Click the Attendance icon at the top of the screen.
- The screen will change to the posting attendance screen and the roster of students will be the same class roster from WebGradebook.
- If you are to use first period class roster, the screen display should be the list of your 1st period students.
- The course name in the upper right hand corner of the attendance posting screen should be same as the course name selected from WebGradebook.
- If you are to use homeroom for posting 1st period attendance, click on the Homeroom button at the bottom of the window.
- The course name in the upper right hand corner of the attendance posting screen MUST be Homeroom.
- Locate the column labeled 1ST.
- To mark a student absent, click in the first blue cell to the right of the student's name in the 1ST column.
- After clicking the first blue cell by the student's name, the start time of school and the default absence code and reason will appear in the Out column.
- Continue marking students that are absent.
- Click the red Sign off Roll Call button at the top of the screen.
- Enter the number of students eating in the cafeteria and click Ok. This count can be broken down to the number eating in the cold, hot, salad lines.
- Close the posting attendance window to return to WebGradebook.
How-to for Administrators, Counselors and other Staff
- On the navigation panel on the left, click on Attendance
- Under Entry, select Post Attendance
- If you need instructions for setup values to be used, follow the link for Standard Setup Options.
- The next items are not found on the standard setup options document.
- 1st PD Code defaults to code 05 Doctor's note needed. To change the default code, click in the field to get a list of codes.
- Select the appropriate code as a default code.
- Check Auto Admit to have the system automatically print admit slips when checking a student out or checking a student in.
- Verify the number of minutes for Lunch and for Non-Instr Minutes.
- Click OK.
- 1st PD Code defaults to code 05 Doctor's note needed. To change the default code, click in the field to get a list of codes.
- To get a list of students:
- Click on the Students button at the bottom of the screen to get a complete list of the schools students.
- Click on the Homeroom button to get a list of Homeroom teachers. Select a Homeroom teacher to get their list of students on the screen.
- Click on the Class button to get the Master Schedule. Select a class to get a list of students in that class on the screen.
- Locate the field labeled 1ST. To mark a student absent, click in the first blue cell to the right of the student's name and underneath the heading 1ST.
- After clicking the first blue cell by the student's name, the start time of school and the default absence code and reason appear in the out area.