Ideas

Possiblity for the Font resizer to be applied to read the General Comments section on the reports, so teachers and pastoral teacher could check them quickly.

We have started to use field types in behaviour, as there are no reports in Ed:gen yet it would be great to be able to see theses in central.

We can simplify the gradebook mapping/allocation module and can save our time by importing a CSV file having predefined/specified format. Currently we are doing gradebook mapping manually its time taking, and error chances are there. For Instance,...

Internal Exams Manager - it would be incredibly helpful if we could migrate data (for example) from “Mock Exam 2016-17” cycle to “Mock Exam 2017-18” – it would save me a lot of time to just go in and change dates, rather than needing to recreate a...

The 'Missing Reports' report is a great feature... unless you have students from different year groups in a same subject set, and your cycles are done per year group. Most of our senior students do a mix of higher and advanced highers, and therefo...

The arrangements options is limited to what JCQ prescribes but some schools make their own basedata for other exam boards like the IB so more flexibility to the arrangements would be useful:- adding spell checker as an arrangement- ability to only...

Currently when using the report mapping query and option "Group Name" the only group it filters on is the immediate parent group. We have Gradebooks with a group "Term 1" and a sub-group "Academic Progress", this structure is the same for all four...

Currently it only include subject reports. School may have other reports such as head of subject reports which need to be included in tracking as well.

It would be good to give staff the option to be able to block fill a set of grades. Understand there is a 'default' grade option, but this would vary depending on the subject.

Would it be possible to transferr a pupil's full name onto the seating plan, instead of their inital and surname. This will make it alot easier for the invigilator to call them into the hall. Also, instead of the abbreviation of DIC for Dictionary...