Ideas

It would be nice to be able to export gradebooks in .xlxs, .docx., or .pdf. Our teachers will understand it better than as .csv.

It would be useful to have the full functionality available in Exams Manager within the Internal exams manager module. There is no way to create setaing plans or seat numbers within internal exams manager so the module has limited functionality

It seems dangerous to force users to download documents regarding concerns rather than have a default option to view them in a browser without actually downloading it.. Whilst it is not iSAMS' concern what happens to a document after it has been d...

At present it is only possible to have a proofreader for the written reports, but it will be handy to have a similar setup for the assessment section, so that Head of Subject and ideally, Head of Department can have an overview of the grades/resul...

Pupils move from one Set to another over the academic year. Some move form group as well. I can't find a way in iSAMS that can easily track pupils movement. At the moment, we can kind of find the info in Teaching Manager > History, but it's not...

Enlighten Learning Trust requested that the Cost column is not on view to Issues Only users

When using the Activities module and updating the activity. The customer (Enlighten Learning Trust) requested that there be an additional option of "booked in" and not just the open, closed, awaiting documentation. They also request that this fiel...

Can we adapt the Issues module “Log Issue” landing page so we can achieve what is required. We would like to use it for logging CAPEX projects and to aid to this we are looking to adapt the “location” box to include drop downs/selection choices. T...

It would be great to be able to see all student ion a selected cohort and then add them into math sets for example in a tick grid or be able to export set list by subject with all classes in and then correct these and re-import them in SIMS this c...

having the students forename makes it easier for invigilators to identify them. Surnames are quite long in some circumstances. A forename is easier to find when looking or calling out a seating plan.