Ideas

When the gradebooks are exported as excel, it would be really helpfull to include the student code or school identifier.

Currently we can view an individual student's sets in Teaching Manager (but this generally spans 2 pages) but there is no option to export/print this list. We can print an individual timetable but when setting up a new student it is useful just to...

I would like have ability to search students grades as a search teacher gradebooks. For example, If I want watch the progress or grades for any students i would like only search that student and not by teacher and their all gradebooks.

Currently, Ed:gen only allows an exam to be scheduled as a single session with the full exam duration. However, for some task-based examinations (e.g. Art & Design or other long-duration assessments), JCQ regulations allow schools to split the...

I was trying to adjust parameters for specific teachers in cover manager. I want some teachers to cover multiple subjects or lessons in the same period and some to cover only one class in one period and then not be available for cover elsewhere to...

Some of the sections in cover manager like department of teacher or role aren't needed. Instead could we get the teachers timetable loaded so we don't need to click to open it. It would be faster so see at a glance.

I propose adding a “Batch Edit” feature to the Gradebooks module. When multiple gradebooks are selected from the Gradebooks list tab, a popup window (similar to the one used for copying gradebooks) would open. On the left, it would display the sel...

Hi, It would be really useful if we could email the exam fees report to parents, maybe a batch email that would email each parent their report would be great, but if not even individually would make things much easier. Thank you

My SENDCO has mentioned that there is a new category from JCQ of 'Doodling Paper' - please can this be added as currently having to put under 'Other' with a note which is not as clear.

In exactly the same way as just appeared in this box. Some guidance about what goes in the comment box that then disappears when you start typing. Remind teachers of some of the major dos and don'ts