Ideas

With all the web browser info, filters, banners and on Gradebooks frozen info panes, the actual area of viewing info/data is significantly squashed for a normal user (most users I would guess) on a 15' laptop screen. It would be really useful to h...

Dear all, WE would like to have the ability to transfer grades between gradebooks, this is specially useful when the student changed their Form or a Subject. By enabling this feature might reduce the problems with redundant reports that pulls info...

Bulk editing for roll-over action - eg all sets are to be Cleared for Roll-Over.

Each year, we continuously connect and disconnect sets based on our requirements. If we could have a year group where all the sets are displayed together, allowing us to link and unlink them by simply checking or unchecking boxes on a grid, it wou...

Currently a very slow process as yo can only add one column at time.

Could the pay and contracts be made to hold past scales and superseded contracts, also some staff have multiple roles so need multiple contract and associated pay data can this functionality also be added.

We use the Tracking Module to view the progress of students. At the moment the calculated columns are not visible in the Tracking Manager and it is only possible to view data that was entered rather than calculated and transposed information.

For sixth-form or part-time students, students have their first PM attendance in different periods, but this is not currently possible to record in Ed:gen. E.g. if the first period after lunch (e.g. Period 4) is designated as PM registration, some...

Currently, there is no way to be able to select specific students who are registered with N codes to allow communications to be sent specifically from the registration module. We should be able to have the option to select specific students and se...

I was wondering whether it would be possible for you to look into the possibility of isams having a function which has seating plans. I feel it would be great addition as it would save a lot of time. My old school had a programme called arbor whic...