Build relationships further by commenting on positive behaviour in other classes. Make students aware that you know if they've had a poor lesson and provide support/sanctions.
Hi, I'm an information systems techie who loves a challenge. And when that challenge brings out the best in software, even better! Plus, I also like to share. [Note: all data used/displayed within my report screen prints is fictitious]
How has your registration/form group behaved today?
View today's, yesterday's, or the last 7 day's behaviour by registration group. In fact, add the widget twice to show positive and negative events. Or even create a SLT/SMT Behaviour Dashboard showing summary behaviour for each year group.
Build relationships further by commenting on positive behaviour in other classes. Make students aware that you know if they've had a poor lesson and provide support/sanctions.
Build relationships further by commenting on positive behaviour in other classes. Make students aware that you know if they've had a poor lesson and provide support/sanctions.
Staff Utilisation Report
Want to know the total hours timetabled for a selection of staff across a date range? Well here's a report that can help.
Cluster Reporting Widgets
I've had to revisit a number of my widgets so that they can also run at cluster level for individual schools within the cluster. A few hours work but it was worth the effort.
Below is a Progresso Cluster User Dashboard which uses 2 widgets (previously posted on this blog) but the establishment parameter in each widget points at a different school within the cluster. Hey presto! I can see a summary of a number of schools on a single page.
But what about viewing many schools data within a single widget you ask? Well I call those true cluster widgets. The establishment parameter in these type of widgets is a multi-choice field, so you can select just the schools you want (e.g. only the primaries within my trust, or just the secondaries as displayed in the dashboard below - Starters and Leavers).
SEN Summary and Review Reminder
With so much going on at schools today, it's easy to miss things. So why can't your MIS remind you?
Here's a simple little widget that lists the SEN reviews in chronological order and highlights any that have gone past their date (in red) and the ones to be done in the next 3 weeks (in green). Oh, and if the learner doesn't have a review date then these are also highlighted (in grey).
Attainment vs National Average
As an ex-teacher I remember having access to key information at the right time was always challenging. If I've entered the current assessment levels why can't I easily see it without having to navigate through the system?
Well here's a widget that just might help with that.
The Attainment vs National Average widget allows a user to select an assessment point (e.g. Year 4 / Autumn 1 / NC Level) and compares it to a specified level (e.g. National Average). The widget will produce a summary of the subjects with data recorded and identify the number of students that are below, at or above the set value. Furthermore, each subject can be expanded to show the individual students and their point difference.
The image below shows part of a dashboard that contains 2 of these widgets showing Autumn 1 and 2 entry points. This provides a quick view to see what levels of improvement has been made over the term.
Well here's a widget that just might help with that.
The Attainment vs National Average widget allows a user to select an assessment point (e.g. Year 4 / Autumn 1 / NC Level) and compares it to a specified level (e.g. National Average). The widget will produce a summary of the subjects with data recorded and identify the number of students that are below, at or above the set value. Furthermore, each subject can be expanded to show the individual students and their point difference.
The image below shows part of a dashboard that contains 2 of these widgets showing Autumn 1 and 2 entry points. This provides a quick view to see what levels of improvement has been made over the term.
