Ideas

In Gradebooks, we have mapped specific columns to populate reports in the Reports Wizard. However, when teachers export the data to add additional information that isn't mapped, the mapped columns still appear. Teachers can enter grades into these...

These colors are just shades of each other making it VERY difficult to see the difference on the progress bars.

When proofreading, and editing are turned on, Reports Wizard only allows the editing of the comment. It would be useful if the proofreader could edit any erroneous grade (eg. A, B, C, D) or judgement (eg. Excellent, Good, Average, Poor) fields.

Teacher teaching multiple subjects or year groups can easily access statements that are most relevant when writing a given set of reports

The real issue is that there is no spell-checker function available when using the downloaded Excel spreadsheet, and when the file is then uploaded to iSams, it automatically marks all reports as complete, even if there are spelling errors in the ...

1) Separate Sections for Upper and Lower School Statements I propose creating distinct sections for Upper School and Lower School statements so that each division can work with statements tailored specifically to their grade levels. Currently, all...

Dear Team, Please find attached the request of one of our user about auto-sizing windows.In our structure, tutors validate and/or correct teachers' reports for students in their class.In the tutor section, when you click on a student name a new wi...

Staff have asked me if they can see the pupil's photo at the time they are writing their academic reports. This is very useful and was something they had in their previous MIS

When exporting a Custom report using Word it is not formatting correctly. First Pupil name on document is duplicated throughout all the pages and appears twice in the Header.

Is it possible to have a bank of targets for each subject? So for example, our Head of English can write all the targets for each year group and then the teachers can choose which which target they want to use.